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Used loading in Ontario, Canada

  • Homemade 75" S/A Trailer

    Homemade 75" S/A Trailer

      COLOUR: Blue Metal sides Plywood painted panels - - 58" wide - Diamond plate deck - Steel mesh load ramp - Fenders are removed but present - ST205/75R14 tires - Requires 2' ball ***VIN not visible - Sold witho...

      Ontario, Canada
    • 1990 33' Float King Tri

      1990 33' Float King Tri Axel Equipment Trailer

      • Manufacturer: King

      VIN: 2J9B3V4DXLK001010 COLOUR: Blue 25000KG Max capacity - 39' Overall length - 102" Width - Steel & wood deck - Beaver tail - Load ramps - Air brakes - Pintle hitch LOCATION: Puslinch Retail Hill

      Ontario, Canada
    • 2006 18' T/A Flat Deck

      2006 18' T/A Flat Deck Trailer

        VIN: 3BZHS18286C001554 COLOUR: Black GVWR: 6347Kg - GAWR: 3173.5kg/each - 16" tires - Approx 22' overall length - 7' width - Electric brakes - Stand up loading alligator ramps - 5'X13" ramp size - 2 5/16" ball co...

        Ontario, Canada

      Overview

      Flatbed trailers are versatile, open-deck trailers used for transporting heavy, oversized, or irregularly shaped cargo that cannot be easily loaded into a standard enclosed trailer. They are commonly used in industries like construction, agriculture, and logistics for moving machinery, building materials, and large equipment.

      FAQ

      What should I consider when buying a used flatbed trailer?

      Check the trailer's overall condition, including the deck, frame, and tires. Inspect for any signs of rust, damage, or wear, and review maintenance records if available.

      How can I ensure the flatbed trailer is shipped safely?

      Use a professional transport service that specializes in moving heavy equipment. Make sure the trailer is securely fastened and properly protected during transport.

      What maintenance does a flatbed trailer require?

      Regular maintenance includes checking tire pressure, inspecting the deck and frame for damage or rust, lubricating moving parts, and ensuring all lights and brakes are functioning properly. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance advice.