Equipment

A step deck has a short upper deck over the tractor and a lower main deck, so it carries taller freight than a flatbed. The step deck on the equipment page is 53 ft long.

When the cargo is too tall for a step deck. A double drop has a well between its two decks that sits even lower; the one on the equipment page has a 33 ft well.

A Roll-Tite is a step deck with a rolling cover that slides open for side or top loading and closes to protect the cargo from rain and snow. It is ideal for transformers, CNC machines and other sensitive equipment.

A beavertail has a sloped rear end with ramps, so wheeled or tracked equipment can drive onto the deck without a crane.

A dry van is a closed box loaded at a dock, for pallets and boxes that must stay dry. A flatbed or step deck is open, so cargo can be loaded by crane or forklift from the sides or top.

Send us the dimensions, the weight and how it will be loaded. In the quote form you can also pick “You advise me” and we choose the right trailer.

A self-loading trailer tilts or lowers its deck to the ground so a machine can be loaded without a crane, a forklift or a loading dock. We use it every day to move telehandlers and lifts between job sites.