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Shop equipment trailers for sale at Purpose Wrecker, including heavy-equipment, car-hauler, traveling-axle, and specialty transport trailers for towing, recovery, and commercial hauling. Browse current inventory from manufacturers such as Landoll and compare condition, axle and deck configuration, capacity, and model details to find the right trailer for your operation.
Find the Right Equipment Trailer for Your Hauling Needs
Equipment trailers are built around the load, loading method, and work you need to perform. Depending on current inventory, Purpose Wrecker may offer heavy equipment trailers, car hauler trailers, traveling-axle or tilt-deck designs, and specialized transport configurations from manufacturers such as Landoll. When comparing trailers, review rated capacity, deck length and width, axle configuration, loading angle, hitch or kingpin setup, overall dimensions, and condition on used units. A lower loading angle or hydraulic deck can simplify loading certain vehicles or equipment, while heavier configurations may be better suited to commercial transport. Contact Purpose Wrecker for help with trailer selection, availability, trade-ins, financing, and delivery questions.>
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an equipment trailer?
An equipment trailer is designed to transport vehicles, machinery, or other equipment that needs a dedicated hauling platform. Trailer designs vary widely, including fixed-deck, tilt-deck, traveling-axle, detachable, and other specialized configurations. The right setup depends on the load, loading method, rated capacity, dimensions, towing vehicle, and operating requirements.
What should I look for in a car hauler trailer?
Start with the vehicles or equipment you plan to move, then compare rated capacity, deck length and width, axle configuration, loading angle, tie-down points, hitch or kingpin setup, and overall trailer dimensions. For used trailers, also review condition and maintenance history when available. Confirm manufacturer specifications before purchase to make sure the trailer fits your hauling application.
How much does an equipment trailer weigh?
Equipment trailer weight varies by trailer type, deck construction, axle configuration, length, capacity, and installed equipment, so there is no single standard weight. Review the manufacturer specifications for the exact model you are considering. Purpose Wrecker's
brochure library can help you compare model-specific dimensions, capacities, and trailer information.
What is a tilt-bed trailer?
A tilt-bed trailer uses a deck that tilts toward the ground to create a loading angle for vehicles or equipment. Some designs use hydraulic systems, while others use different mechanical or deck configurations. Tilt and traveling-axle trailers can reduce the need for conventional loading ramps in certain applications, but exact operation and capacity depend on the trailer model.
How long and wide is a car hauler trailer?
Car hauler trailer dimensions vary by manufacturer, model, capacity, axle layout, and intended application. Rather than relying on one standard size, compare the deck length, deck width, overall dimensions, rated capacity, and loading angle for each trailer. These specifications help determine whether a trailer can safely accommodate the vehicles or equipment your operation needs to transport.
Does Purpose Wrecker sell Landoll trailers?
Purpose Wrecker's trailer inventory includes Landoll models and other commercial transport trailers, depending on current availability. Inventory changes frequently, so review current listings or
contact the sales team if you are looking for a specific Landoll trailer or configuration.
What is the difference between a trailer and a rollback tow truck?
A trailer is towed behind a compatible truck or tractor and carries the load on its own deck or platform. A rollback tow truck combines the carrier bed and tow vehicle in one unit. If your operation needs a truck-mounted carrier rather than a separate trailer, compare Purpose Wrecker's
Rollbacks/Carriers inventory alongside the Trailers category.