Fixed Gooseneck Optional Equipment

Air Lift Axle

Air Lift on 3rd Axle for running an empty trailer saves hundreds of dollars a year in reduced fuel use and tire wear.

Backup Alarm / Electronic

The electronic backup alarm is mounted at the rear of the trailer and comes with a separate wiring harness to work with a tractor's reverse gear.

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Backup Alarm / Mechanical

The mechanical backup alarm is attached to the hub of a curbside wheel and automatically sounds when the wheel moves backward. Shown here on a hub-piloted 10-hole aluminum disc wheel.

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Beavertail, Self-Cleaning (Self-Cleaning Beavertail)

The self-cleaning beavertail is made of angle iron and provides extra traction when loading machines.

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Double Landing Gear Package

The double landing gear package is mounted on either side of the drawbar near the deck of the trailer. The gears are tied together so that one handle lowers both at once.

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Hydraulic Trap Doors

A small hydraulic cylinder to flip the trailer's trap doors instead of manually during loading/unloading.

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Ramp Wedge Extension

The ramp wedge extension is bolted onto the end of standard wood-covered ramps. The extra 12'' piece brings the ramps down to a ground-level point for even easier loading. The wedge can be installed after the trailer is in service.

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Rear Loading Ramps / ''E-Z'' Flip Manual, Ladder-Style

Ladder style ''E-Z Flip'' ramps (22''x 72'') are lightweight, horizontally adjustable (30'' to 58'' apart) and have dual springs to assist lifting.

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Rear Loading Ramps / ''E-Z'' Flip Manual, Wood-Covered

''E-Z Flip'' dual spring-assisted, wood-covered loading ramps (22'' x 72'') can be adjusted horizontally 30'' to 58'' apart to accommodate different widths of equipment.

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Rear Loading Ramps / Hydraulic-Powered

Wood-covered rear loading ramps (36'' x 96'') are powered by an electric/hydraulic motor located in the trailer's drawbar. Lock bars are used to hold the ramps in place for travel.