Size and Dimensions
Load Capacity
Driving and Handling
Loading and Unloading
Construction and Flooring
Environmental and Regulatory Compliance
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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Removable Goosenecks (RGN)
These are called removable because they can be detached from the cabin. The gooseneck is the part where the trailer is attached to the cabin. RGNs are very convenient because you can detach them to form a ramp that is used to load freight onto the deck. These flatbed trailers are configured with multiple axles which increase their hauling capacity and support. As such, the more axles on the trailers, the heavier the loads they can carry. On average, RGNs can have a length of approximately 29 ft.
Lowboys
Lowboys are the extremely low types of flatbed trailers. They are also known as double drops because of the drop made between the two axles. Lowboys have a well created in between the two drops that is used for carrying very tall loads with a maximum height of 14 feet. This well also helps to maintain the load’s stability.
Extendable Stretch Trailer
Extendable trailers can be stretched out to different lengths that exceed that of a standard flatbed trailer. They can also be retracted to their normal lengths once the task is done. Usually, they can be stretched up to 80 feet when really long freight such as turbines need to be hauled.
Vanguard
Vanguard produces flatbed trailer models such as the VAF that is made of aluminum and VSF made of lightweight steel. Both of these flatbed trailers are 48” in length and can haul up to 80,000lbs. They are also built to provide incredible performance and productivity for different businesses. The VAF is strong and durable due to its anti-corrosion nature.
Scania
Scania manufactures trailers meant to serve different industries. The trailers are high performers with fuel efficiency and environmentally friendly. Scania flatbed trailers lay close to the ground giving them a big payload as well as making it easy to load and unload. Whether you need a flatbed trailer for your construction business or landscaping, Scania’s trailers are very robust with great suspension and able to access rough terrains.
International
International has a fleet of heavy-duty flatbed trailers. The Lonestar model is one of their top creations that brings to the table attractive factors such as reliability and fuel efficiency made possible by its wind-resistant components. Also, it uses improved ergonomics to give the driver a comfortable and spacious cabin. In addition, an optimized powertrain plays a role in unparalleled power and performance in their trailers.
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Construction
Flatbed trailers are used in this industry mainly because of their incredible strength. This makes it very easy to handle the big equipment and machinery used. Some flatbed trailers are low to enable easy loading and unloading while maintaining their stability. Wheeled construction equipment such as bulldozers can be driven onto the deck of a removable gooseneck which creates a ramp.
Heavy Hauling
Flatbed trailers have a high torque power for heavy hauling. Some even have tandem axles that distribute the weight onboard. They can haul loads of up to 80,000lbs making them very efficient. Apart from hauling very heavy loads, flatbed trailers also allow the easy transportation of really tall freight.
Flatbed trailers come in varying lengths so finding one large enough for your needs should be easy. A large48-footer or 53-footer flatbed trailer would haul all the heavy freight you need.
You can rent the flatbed trailer of your choice with COOP. Starting from $21 per day, you can rent a large dependable flatbed trailer.
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With thousands of dry van, refrigerated, flatbed trailers, chassis, and new and late-model power units to choose from, COOP makes it easy for businesses to find more than just a rental vehicle. Here’s how you can too:
Create Your Account
After completing the registration form, a COOP member will connect with you to set up your free account. Then, get ready to start reserving!
Find Your Vehicles
You can use various filters or speak with our expert team to search for the equipment that perfectly fits your business’s needs. Request to reserve vehicles directly from a mobile device or desktop computer.
Pick-Up
Once at the pick-up location, drivers will upload photos of the vehicle’s condition on the platform and get the keys from the vehicle’s owner to begin a rental and get on the road.
Drop-Off
To complete reservations, simply have drivers return the vehicles to their designated locations, hand off the keys, and upload some return pictures. Pay the daily rate and mileage, and you're done!
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Included with all reservations, we strive to get you the services you need and connect you with a local vendor to get you back on the road as quickly as possible.
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Another year, another holiday season. The commercial trailer and vehicle rental market is undergoing significant changes this fourth quarter and into the new year. The big question on everyone's mind is whether the historically busy Q4 season will pick up like before. Factors such as technology adoption, rental utilization drops, vehicle availability, and more are top of mind for businesses everywhere. In this blog, we'll briefly explore what to expect and what's been driving the ups and downs of transporting goods and materials throughout 2023. The peak season is critical for businesses grappling with supply chain disruptions and a rapidly shifting competitive landscape. Read our complete guide to learn expert tips and best practices for optimizing fleet needs and discovering valuable rental solutions to meet these challenges head-on.
Discover the top KPIs that every business should be tracking for optimal fleet use. From on-time delivery rates to transportation cost per unit, this blog post covers it all. Read on for insights and a handy checklist to improve your logistics operations.
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.
Did you know that, on average, U.S. consumers say they have 47% finished placing orders for their holiday shopping by Black Friday and Cyber Monday? That means almost half of the people making purchases in the fourth quarter search online and offline from the crack of dawn for doorbuster deals before we reach December. As two of the biggest shopping days of the year for most retailers, it's important to explore the significant impact these days have on commercial vehicle demand.
