Equipment Trailers
20 in stock · of 83 total
Equipment trailers carry machinery: skid steers, mini excavators, tractors and compact loaders. We stock bumper-pull decks with stand-up or slide-in ramps, full-tilt beds that need no ramps at all, and gooseneck deckovers up to 24 feet with heavier axles. Look at deck length, width between fenders (or full 102-inch deckover width), axle rating and ramp style.
2021 Quality 8.5 x 24 Gooseneck Equipment Trailer
- Tandem axle
- Gooseneck
BWise 8.5 x 24 Gooseneck Equipment Trailer – Ladder Ramps
- Tandem axle
- Gooseneck
Big Tex 8.5 x 25 Gooseneck Equipment Trailer
- Tandem axle
- Gooseneck
Big Tex 8.5 x 30 Gooseneck Equipment Trailer – Mega Ramps
- Tandem axle
- Gooseneck
CAM Superline 8 x 25 Deckover Equipment Trailer
- Tandem axle
- Gooseneck
CAM Superline 8 x 30 Deckover Equipment Trailer
- Tandem axle
- Gooseneck
CAM Superline 8 x 25 Deckover Equipment Trailer
- Tandem axle
- Gooseneck
CAM Superline 8 x 35 Deckover Equipment Trailer
- Tandem axle
- Gooseneck
Big Tex 8.5 x 40 Deckover Equipment Trailer – Mega Ramps
- Gooseneck
CAM Superline 8 x 25 Deckover Equipment Trailer
- Tandem axle
- Gooseneck
Big Tex 8.5 x 30 Deckover Equipment Trailer – Mega Ramps
- Gooseneck
Big Tex 8.5 x 35 Deckover Equipment Trailer – Mega Ramps
- Gooseneck
CAM Superline 8 x 40 Deckover Equipment Trailer
- Tandem axle
- Gooseneck
2022 Fontaine Gooseneck Equipment Trailer – 53ft Lowboy 60 Ton
- Gooseneck
- Used
2024 Behnke Gooseneck Equipment Trailer – Otr 53Ft
- 80,000 lb GVWR
- Tandem axle
- Gooseneck
2025 Behnke Gooseneck Equipment Trailer – Stx 53' Semi Style Sprayer
- Gooseneck
Equipment Trailers: common questions
Tilt or ramps?
A tilt deck lowers to the ground for low-clearance machines and avoids carrying ramps. Ramp trailers keep the deck fixed and usually cost less; stand-up ramps double as a headboard.
What is a deckover?
A deckover trailer's deck sits above the wheels, giving a full 102-inch-wide platform with no fenders in the way — useful for wide machines and pallets, at the cost of a higher deck height.
How do I know if the trailer can carry my machine?
Compare the machine's operating weight (with attachments) to the listed payload, and confirm the axle rating. Then check your tow vehicle's rating separately.
Related guides
- How to Choose the Right GVWRGVWR is the single most important number on a trailer. Here is how it is set, how it relates to axle ratings, and how to pick one that leaves you room to work.
- Understanding Trailer PayloadPayload is the number that matters when the forklift is lowering something onto your deck. Learn how to calculate it, where the weight goes, and how tongue weight fits in.
- Bumper Pull vs. Gooseneck: Which Hitch Style Fits the JobBoth styles haul serious loads. The difference is in stability, capacity, turning radius, and what the tow vehicle has to provide. Here is how to decide.
- Loading an Equipment TrailerPosition, secure, verify. A practical walkthrough of putting a machine on a deck, setting the tongue weight, and tying it down so it stays put.