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Ifor Williams TA5 vs Richardson Trailers Supreme 2000

The Ifor Williams TA5 is a livestock trailer, twin axle. The Richardson Trailers Supreme 2000 is a british twin-horse trailer built as a lightweight, easy-to-tow model.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

Ifor Williams TA5
Ifor Williams TA5 - image: Ifor Williams Trailers
Supreme 2000
Richardson Trailers Supreme 2000

Specifications side by side

Ifor Williams TA5Richardson Trailers Supreme 2000
Unladen weight610kg (8ft x 4ft) up to 1,030kg (TA5HD 12ft x 7ft)920kg
Gross weight2,700kg standard, 3,500kg on TA5HD variants-
Internal width1.53m-
Internal length2.32m, 3.12m or 3.72m depending on model-
BrakesBraked-
Capacity-2 x 16.2hh horses
Floor-Aluminium and solid wood floor with rubber matting
Unload-Front and rear unload

Sources: Ifor Williams TA5, Richardson Trailers Supreme 2000. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the TA5 if...

The standard British livestock trailer, and the one most smallholders and farmers picture when they say livestock trailer. Low loading height and flexible partitions matter more here than raw capacity, because the job is getting animals in and out calmly rather than maximising a payload.

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Buy or hire the Supreme 2000 if...

A lightweight British horse trailer aimed at owners who want something easy to tow behind an ordinary family car, carrying two horses up to 16.2 hands. Front and rear unloading makes it easier to load and turn horses out at a show or yard.

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Common questions

What is the difference between the Ifor Williams TA5 and the Richardson Trailers Supreme 2000?

The Ifor Williams TA5 is a livestock trailer, twin axle; the Richardson Trailers Supreme 2000 is a british twin-horse trailer built as a lightweight, easy-to-tow model.

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