Cheval Liberté has been supporting the UK and Ireland’s equestrian market for over 20 years, establishing itself as a leader in manufacturing top-tier horse trailers, stables, and barns. Cheval Liberté trailers are renowned for their high-quality materials, including aluminium, stainless steel, and galvanised steel, offering superior durability and aesthetics.

One of Cheval Liberté's most innovative features is the Pullman 2 Performance Suspension System, exclusive to their trailers. This system ensures exceptional road-handling by keeping the centre of gravity close to the road, providing a smooth and controlled ride.

Nilfisk high-pressure washers combine power, convenience, and durability, making them the ideal choice for all your trailer cleaning needs. Whether you're tackling the muck in your stable, cleaning your horse box, or washing down delicate surfaces like saddle pads and vehicles, Nilfisk delivers consistent, exceptional results every time.

Remove all bedding, equipment, and manure from the trailer. Take a moment to check for any loose fittings, damaged areas, or electrical components that could be sensitive to water.

Initial Rinse Using a Nilfisk Premium 180, start by rinsing your trailer to remove loose dirt and debris. Begin at the top and work your way down to avoid dirty water flowing over areas you’ve already cleaned.

Apply Detergent Take advantage of the pressure washer's built-in detergent function to apply a suitable cleaning solution. Be sure the detergent is compatible with aluminium and rubber surfaces to prevent any damage.

Scrubbing with a Brush Attach the Nilfisk Auto Brush to gently scrub the surfaces, especially larger or more delicate areas. This will help remove stubborn grime without causing any scratches. The built-in squeegee will help to remove excess water, leaving your trailer cleaner and streak-free.

Give the trailer a thorough rinse to remove any remaining detergent. It’s crucial to ensure no soap residue remains, as it could make the surface slippery for your horses.

Drying Allow the trailer to dry completely before loading horses or equipment back in. Open all vents and windows to speed up the drying process.