Description
Twenty thousand pounds gross on two 10,000 lb Dexter oil bath axles, with a 12 in I-beam neck and frame, King Kong ramps and a 25,000 lb adjustable gooseneck coupler.
This is the heaviest trailer in the utility and equipment range and the specification is consistent throughout, which is what to look for. A 20,000 lb rating is only real if the coupler, jacks and frame match the axles: here that means a 25,000 lb adjustable gooseneck coupler, dual 12,000 lb spring-loaded drop-leg jacks, and 3 in channel crossmembers pierced through a 12 in I-beam main frame rather than welded to its underside.
Oil bath axles run cooler than greased hubs over long distances and show their oil level through a sight glass, which is a real advantage on a trailer that covers highway miles loaded. A low-profile configuration and self-cleaning dovetail keep the approach angle down for the spring-assisted King Kong wedge ramps, which reposition along the tail. Stake pockets, chain spools, four welded D-rings, a front chain tray and side steps with grab handles.













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