Description
Seven feet of interior height across sixteen feet of V-nose box, on tandem 3,500 lb greaseable axles with brakes on the rear.
Seven feet is the point at which an enclosed trailer stops being storage and starts being a workspace. You stand upright, shelving goes to a useful height, and long items load vertically. On a sixteen-foot floor that is a genuinely large working volume for a bumper-pull.
The white screwed exterior is the traditional build and the easiest to repair panel by panel. Inside, 3/8 in plywood walls take shelving screws and 3/4 in plywood flooring takes point loads. A 36 in side entry door — wider than the usual 32 in — gets equipment in without dropping the ramp, and the rear loading ramp is spring-assisted. A 24 in ATP stone guard covers the nose.






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