Used Trailers in Tennessee, USA

Verify the trailer’s payload and gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) exceed the loader’s loaded weight, check axle count, suspension and brakes, inspect frame and deck for cracks or rust, confirm ramp capacity and tie-down points, and review maintenance and title paperwork.

Hire a carrier experienced with heavy equipment trailers. Decide between towing it yourself if roadworthy or using an enclosed or flatbed transport. Ensure the trailer is secured, wheel-chocked, and that any permits for oversized loads are arranged.

Regularly inspect and grease wheel bearings, test and service electric/hydraulic brakes, check tire condition and pressure, inspect wiring and lights, tighten fasteners, treat deck corrosion and check ramp hinges and tie-downs before each heavy load.