Burley Horseboxes​
FAQ
Why is rearward facing horse transportation important?
Mainly for the safety and health of the horse. Studies have shown that stress levels are reduced in horses travelling in opposite direction of travel. If the vehicle has to brake hard, the horse's weight is transferred to it's hind legs, which are stronger than its front legs and so helps to keep it stable and less likely to panic. Research also indicates that horses travelling facing backwards show a more stable and consistent heartbeat than those travelling facing forwards.​
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How long does the conversion take?​
Standard conversions normally take 4-5 weeks to complete, build times vary throughout the year depending on demand. Please call us to find out our current lead times. More complex conversions will take a little longer.​
Warranty
Burley horseboxes come with a 6 month warranty against faulty workmanship on the conversion. All warranties are return to base ie the horsebox must be returned to AMB Conversions Ltd at the owners expense.Warranty does not cover damage, abuse, neglect or lack of maintenance by the owner or users of the vehicle.
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I have already own a van, I would like converted can you do that?​
We only convert customers own vans so yes, we are more than happy to convert a vehicle you already have. Prices for part conversions only start from £2000 for the ramp up to £5500 for a full conversion unpainted. Call us with your requirements for a no pressure chat and quote.​
How many passengers will the horsebox carry?​
The converted vans retain their existing cab seating layout and will carry the driver plus two passengers in the cab.​
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Do I need a special licence to drive one of your horseboxes?
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No. All our 3500kg horseboxes can be driven on a conventional car licence.
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Do the horseboxes have special servicing requirements?​
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No. The basic mechanics of our horseboxes remain unaltered from its original manufacture, which means that any garage or dealer with the necessary tools and knowledge can service and repair them.
I only have one horse, does this effect the balance of the vehicle?​
Although there is a difference in weight distribution the effect on the overall handling is hardly noticeable.