2 Equipment Trailers For Sale in
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Moving Machines Around a Spread-Out Metro

The Twin Cities is not compact. A crew might start in Woodbury and finish in Maple Grove, and whatever machine they are running has to make the same trip. That routine movement is what a 6-wide equipment trailer is built around - not the occasional heavy haul, but the ordinary weekday one.

Axle count is the first decision

Single axle keeps the trailer light and easy to reposition by hand, which suits lighter machines and short hops. Tandem axle adds stability at freeway speed and the capacity for anything substantial. Most contractors who tow daily end up on tandem and are glad of it in February.

Loading in the real world

Rear ramps handle most machines. Side loading matters when attachments make the footprint awkward, which happens more than spec sheets suggest. Look at how your specific equipment actually sits before committing to a deck length.

Work from the weight of the heaviest thing you own, not the average. Trailers outlive equipment, and the machine you buy in three years is usually heavier than the one you have now.