Equipment fleet
Six trailers, and what goes on them
Flatbed, step deck, double drop, RGN, Conestoga, B-Train. For each one: what it is for, what we load on it and when it saves you a permit.
Flatbed 48’ and 53’
Also known as : deck, flat, platform trailer
The reference trailer for steel, lumber and materials that load from the side or from above.
Learn moreStep deck
Also known as : drop deck, lowered deck trailer
A lower deck that clears pieces too tall for a flatbed, without a height permit.
Learn moreDouble drop
Also known as : lowbed, well trailer, double drop deck
A very low centre well for tall pieces that clear neither a flatbed nor a step deck.
Learn moreRGN / lowboy
Also known as : removable gooseneck, detachable neck, lowboy
The front neck detaches and the trailer becomes a ramp: rolling machinery drives on from the front.
Learn moreConestoga
Also known as : rolling tarp, retractable tarp trailer, curtain deck
The protection of a van with the access of a deck: the tarp rolls on a frame, with no manual tarping.
Learn moreB-Train
Also known as : bi-train, double trailer, B-train flatbed
Two decks behind one tractor, moving in a single trip what would otherwise take two.
Learn moreUsable dimensions and capacity vary with the trailer, the axle configuration and the spring thaw period. Rather than publish approximate numbers, we confirm the exact figures for your piece at quoting time. Call us with your dimensions and weight.
Not sure which trailer you need?
Give us the dimensions and weight of your piece. We will tell you which trailer fits, and whether a permit is required.