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The specifications listed are based upon COOP's most commonly rented fleet. They are not the exact measurements of all fleet vehicles rented by COOP. Specifications will vary by make, model, and year of trailer.
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Standard flatbed trailers are popular flatbeds that usually measure about 53ft in length and 8.6ft in width. These flatbed trailers and can haul loads of up to 48,000lb limited to 8.6ft in height. They are designed to reduce the hassle of loading and unloading cargo since they can be loaded from either of the sides or the top.
Extendable flatbeds are an upgrade of standard flatbeds and are also called flatbed stretch trailers. While they carry freight too large for standard flatbeds, they ensure that the loads do not overhang during transportation. They can haul loads of up to 43,000lb, which can be as high as 8.6 inches. They can also be as long as 80ft and have a maximum width of 8.6ft.
The maximum length for double drops is 29ft, and a maximum legal freight height of 11.6ft. Also, the maximum freight weight for double drop trailers is usually 42,000lbs. The part used to haul freight is known as a well, which connects the front and the back deck of the trailer. The measurements of the front, well, and back deck of the trailer varies in terms of the length, width, and height of the freight they carry.
The main deck of a stretch single-drop deck can be as long as 63ft and as wide as 8.6ft. The main deck can also carry freight with a maximum height of 10ft and as heavy as 45,000lb. The front deck has a maximum length and width of 10ft and 8.6ft respectively and can haul freight with a maximum height of 8.6ft.
With a Freightliner flatbed trailer, you can be sure to get the job done. Most of its trailers are high performers with some of the most sufficient engines. As long as your freight falls under the required weight limit, you can rent a Freightliner flatbed trailer for your business. They come in different varieties suiting many transport needs, and you will find the trailer you are looking for on COOP.
Hyundai flatbed trailers are both lightweight and high quality. In addition, the company has emphasized producing trucks and trailers that are customizable and this offers flexibility for different businesses. Their bodies are rugged and their engines are built to serve the best way possible.
Scania is a widely-known company with some of the best flatbed trailers. The company is dedicated to manufacturing not only durable flatbed trailers but also fuel-efficient ones and this contributes to the overall efficiency of most of their commercial vehicles.
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Machinery and items used in building and construction, eg, metal piping, cranes, I-Beams, and steel frames, etc, are usually hauled by flatbed trailers. Most of these construction and building materials are oddly shaped and hence can only be hauled using flatbed trailers. Some flatbed trailers are even large enough to haul most of these items in a single trip.
Most flatbed trailers are utilized for the transportation of tall freight. Flatbeds do not have sides or a roof and that is why they are the best for hauling items that are taller than standard freight. They have the right features to enable them to carry really tall freight without violating any road safety rules and regulations.
The design of flatbed trailers makes them ideal for hauling landscaping equipment. For example, tools used, whole trees, and logs are easily loaded and unloaded on the flatbed trailer’s hauling deck. Also, while a lot of items used in landscaping are very heavy, flatbed trailers are built to efficiently haul heavy-duty freight.
You can rent any flatbed trailer ranging between 26-53 ft to comfortably move your equipment. The size you choose will depend on the weight of your cargo.
At COOP. When you join COOP you can easily rent the flatbed trailer you need and save time you would have wasted waiting on the rental counter.
COOP offers daily rates for flatbed trailer rentals. You will be charged starting from $21 per day for a small flatbed trailer rental on COOP.
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At COOP, we're committed to enhancing your experience to make renting and listing vehicles more efficient and user-friendly. That's why we are excited to introduce two new features that will take your vehicle rental experience to the next level. Request to Upload Multiple Vehicles and Smart Rate Search Filter.
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