The best trailer for a zero-turn lawn mower is usually an open utility or landscape trailer with a ramp gate and enough capacity to handle the mower safely. Many shoppers do well with a 6×12 or 7×14 trailer, though the best fit depends on your mower’s size, its weight, and whether you need space for […]
Transporting three vehicles at once is not a casual hauling task. It requires a trailer that is properly engineered for weight distribution, stability, and safe loading. Whether you’re moving vehicles between locations, delivering cars for customers, or hauling for auctions or events, the trailer you choose plays a big role in how smoothly the trip […]
When shopping for a car trailer, understanding width specifications is essential for ensuring your vehicle fits properly and meets legal requirements. Appalachian Trailers car haulers are 82 inches wide between fenders, a standard dimension that accommodates most passenger vehicles, sports cars, and light trucks while remaining street-legal without special permits. This car trailer width measurement […]
Choosing the best trailer for a mini excavator is a critical decision for contractors, landscapers, and property owners who need safe and efficient transport. The right trailer protects your equipment, simplifies loading, and helps you stay compliant with weight and towing regulations. Join Appalachian Trailers as our knowledgeable trailer manufacturers break down the best trailer […]
Selecting the right utility trailer can make day-to-day landscaping operations more efficient, organized, and profitable. Because your trailer carries everything from mowers to mulch, choosing a model built for durability and versatility is essential. Join our experts in utility trailers from Appalachian Trailers as we explain what landscaping companies should look for when deciding which […]
Most compact and mid-size skid steers fit well on a 12,000-14,000-lb GVWR standard duty equipment trailer. Larger machines, added attachments, or frequent highway hauling often justify stepping up to 15,000–20,000-lb GVWR contractor grade equipment trailer. Contractors moving multiple buckets or heavier models may prefer a 20,000–25,000-lb tandem-dual-axle gooseneck trailer for stability and payload. Join our […]
A flatbed trailer and a deckover trailer have the similarity of being trailers, but are different in ways that make them suitable for different uses. Difference Between Flatbed and Deckover Trailers The main difference is that a standard flatbed trailer has a deck that rests between the wheels, while a deckover trailer’s deck sits over […]
Purchasing a trailer is an exciting investment that can enhance your business operations or help with various transportation needs. However, navigating the paperwork involved in the buying process can be daunting. At Appalachian Trailers, we understand the importance of having all your documents in order to ensure a smooth and hassle-free purchase. Join our trailer […]
Appalachian Trailers is thrilled to team up with The National Association of Trailer Manufacturers (NATM) to introduce National Trailer Safety Week (TSW), running from June 2-8, 2024. We are deeply passionate about trailer safety and firmly believe that trailer safety is traffic safety. The Importance of Trailer Safety End-users often lack crucial knowledge about proper […]
At Appalachian Trailers, we strive to provide our customers with clear and simplified information to make informed decisions. In this blog post, we explore the key similarities and differences between skid steer trailers and standard equipment trailers, helping you choose the right trailer for your needs. Similarities Between Skid Steer and Equipment Trailers Both skid […]