WHAT IT HAULS
Haul lumber, drywall, fencing and pavers
Sixteen-foot boards lie flat. Drywall, plywood, fence panels and pallets of pavers ride level and strapped.
Why a 16-foot deck matters for materials
Most building materials come in 8-, 12- and 16-foot lengths, and a pickup bed handles none of them well. On this trailer a 16-foot board lies flat on the deck, 4 × 8 sheets of plywood and drywall lie flat two across, and a pallet of pavers or retaining-wall block sets right on with a forklift at the supplier.
Loading materials
- Sheet goods go down first, flat, then dimensional lumber on top, heaviest centered over the axles.
- Payload is approximately 5,000 lbs. A pallet of pavers can weigh a ton and a half or more, so ask the yard for the weight.
- Five ratchet straps are included; run at least two across sheet goods so they cannot lift at highway speed.
Contractors and DIYers
Weekend builders rent for a day ($75). Contractors on a fence or deck job take it for the week ($440, about $63 a day) and let us deliver it to the site from $25 so the crew truck stays free. Pickup in West Little Rock by appointment.
THE TRAILER
77″ × 16′ Precision utility trailer
- Deck77″ wide × 16′ long
- LoadingDovetail + 4′ gate
- PayloadApproximately 5,000 lbs
- AxlesTandem 3,500-lb axles
- BrakesTrailer brakes equipped
- Included5 ratchet straps
| Rental length | Rental total |
|---|---|
| 1 day | $75 |
| 2 days | $140 |
| 3 days | $200 |
| 4 days | $260 |
| 5 days | $320 |
| 7 days (one week) | $440 |
First day $75, second day $65, every day after that $60. The $125 refundable security deposit is separate. Delivery is quoted separately.
BOOK BY TEXT
Need it this week?
Text your dates, what you’re hauling, and pickup or delivery. One trailer, so the sooner you text, the better your dates.