Description

Twenty-two feet of gooseneck tilt deck on 7,000 lb drop axles — no ramps to fit, carry or lose, and a hydraulic damper to control the tilt.

The extra two feet over the twenty-foot version is what makes this the better choice for long vehicles and for carrying two things at once. On a tilt deck the whole rear section lowers to the ground, so the approach angle is as shallow as the trailer's geometry allows — the friendliest arrangement there is for a low car or a long-wheelbase machine.

Drop axles lower the deck further still. A hydraulic damper cylinder controls the tilt so it settles under load rather than dropping, and the deck returns level for transit. Stake pockets, a front chain basket, pressure-treated wood flooring, LED lighting, a spare tire mount and electric brakes on both axles. Towing calls for a pickup with a bed hitch.