Tilt Trailers
Our selection of Tilt trailers includes models built with smooth, ramp-free hydraulic decks to handle everything from low-clearance vehicles to heavy construction equipment.
Tilt Trailer Models
Tilt trailers are specialized equipment haulers designed to simplify the loading and unloading process. Featuring a hydraulically dampened or manual tilting bed, these models eliminate the need for cumbersome, separate loading ramps.
6" Channel Equipment Tilt (T6)
| Lengths: | 16 – 24' |
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| Width: | 83" |
| GVWR: | 14,000 lbs |
| Load Capacity: | 10,940—11,730 lbs |
HD Deckover Tilt (T9)
| Lengths: | 24 – 30' |
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| Width: | 102" |
| GVWR: | 15,680 lbs |
| Load Capacity: | 9,540—17,320 lbs |
Powered Full Tilt (TF)
| Lengths: | 18 – 24' |
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| Width: | 83" |
| GVWR: | 14,000 lbs |
| Load Capacity: | 5,980—19,420 lbs |
83" Hydraulic Quick Tilt (TH)
| Lengths: | 18 – 22' |
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| Width: | 83" |
| GVWR: | 10,000 lbs |
| Load Capacity: | 7,300—7,500 lbs |
HD Equipment Tilt 6" Channel (TJ)
| Lengths: | 20 – 24' |
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| Width: | 82" |
| GVWR: | 16,000 lbs |
| Load Capacity: | 11,520—12,000 lbs |
6" Channel Super-Wide Tilt (TS)
| Lengths: | 20 – 24' |
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| Width: | 102" |
| GVWR: | 14,000 lbs |
| Load Capacity: | 10,080—11,100 lbs |
Tilt Trailers Frequently Answered Questions
Find quick answers about the operation, loading benefits, and common uses for tilt deck trailers.
A Tilt trailer is primarily used for hauling self-propelled equipment and vehicles. The tilting deck is ideal for low-clearance items like rollers, scissor lifts, and specialty heavy equipment, as it provides a smooth, gentle incline for easy drive-on loading without having to manually set up ramps.
Tilt trailers operate using a pivot point, often incorporating a hydraulic cylinder or dampening system. When the rear latch is released, the deck gradually tilts downward to create a loading ramp. Once the equipment is driven onto the deck, the weight causes the deck to slowly and safely return to the level, locked travel position.
A full-tilt trailer deck tilts completely from the front latch, while a power-tilt trailer uses a hydraulic pump system to power the tilting mechanism, offering greater control and ease of use, often with the push of a button. Both systems are designed to minimize operator effort and enhance safety.
Like all equipment haulers, the capacity of a tilt trailer varies significantly by model, typically ranging from 7,000 lbs up to 14,000 lbs or more (GVWR). When selecting a tilt model, always verify the specific payload capacity on the manufacturer’s decal to ensure safe hauling limits.
Yes, tilt trailers are highly effective for hauling non-operational or low-clearance vehicles. The smooth, ramp-free access makes them an efficient choice for tow companies, mechanics, and anyone needing to transport standard or specialty vehicles without complex manual lifting.