Grand Master SKA -WCF-

Name: Grand Master SKA -WCF-
Brand: Böckmann
SKU: 1136045
Price: -99999 EUR

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Grand Master SKA -WCF-

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Overview

Technical data

Configure Compare

Characteristics

Number of animals

2 Horses

Discipline

English

Material of body

Polyester

High class: With an internal length of 3900 mm and an internal width of 1750 mm, the Grand Master SKA focuses on a large space and an attractive design. The vehicle is equipped with exclusive features such as LED interior lighting switchable from white to blue, aluminium rims, sliding windows and a roof vent. A special highlight is the variable centre post partition wall, which provides more freedom of movement.

The Böckmann added valuesGrand Master SKA

Plenty of extra space for horses and riders

due to the middle post partition system and the tack locker (Grand Master SKA) or the walk-in tack locker (Grand Master SR) with a full-height access door inside.

Safe transport

ensured by the track-proven Böckmann partition wall system and the safety stall bar system (MSS) with tie rings and an adjustable height range of 10 cm. Further protection is provided by the additional stall bar padding as well as the padding and kick protection on the side walls.

Plenty of space and comfort

due to the tack lockers which are accessible from the inside and outside and feature clever details and extensive standard accessories.

Further Highlights

The tack lockers

Driving Comfort

More driving comfort (WCF)
Stress-free driving in comfort thanks to the world-class chassis conforming to automobile standards with coil-spring suspension and wheel shock absorbers.

Multi Save System (MSS)
The safety revolution: The multi safe system (MSS), adjustable in height and length, for front and rear. The padded safety stall bar system can be triggered both downwards at the front, and at the rear upwards and downwards.