Flatbed Trailer Rental in Stamford, CT

Double Drops

Known by some as lowboy trailers, double drop trailers come in varying lengths from 24 ft to 29.6 ft. Built with high decks at both the front and rear of these trailers, a well is created that can haul cargo much taller than regulations will allow being carried on a standard flatbed, such as a crane or earth mover. The typical double drop can carry up to 40,000 lbs, which makes it a great choice if your business in Stamford needs to haul especially large or heavy cargo.

Extendable Double Drop

With the same basic design as double drops but an ability to extend the deck, extendable double drops are built to handle more cargo than a standard double drop. The decks on these trailers can extend in lengths from 29 ft to 50 ft, making it a great option to haul even larger or heavier equipment than a standard double drop can carry.

Great Dane

Great Dane was founded in 1900 in Savannah, Georgia, and is known for engineering high-quality flatbed trailers. As one of the largest manufacturers of various different types and models of trailers, their long history has earned them respect in the industry for their dependable products. When you rent a Great Dane flatbed trailer from the COOP app, you can rest assured that your cargo is riding on over a century of experience and craftsmanship.

Hyundai

Hyundai Translead is the leading manufacturer of dry and refrigerated van trailers, flatbeds, chassis, and dollies in North America. Their focus on R&D and innovation has led to a special hot dip steel galvanizing process for the structural steel components of their HT model, which provides these Hyundai flatbed trailers with strength and dependability that ensures the heaviest of heavy loads will ride safely on your journey.

Utility

Utility Trailer Manufacturing Company is the oldest and third largest flatbed trailer manufacturer in America. With all of that experience put into every product, their trailers have become known among those who use them as extremely high quality, versatile and dependable. The 4000 AE model flatbed trailer has the strength of steel with the lightweight of aluminum, giving it a higher strength but lower weight than competitors. If fuel efficiency or low maintenance and operational costs are an important factor in your business, Utility flatbed trailers are the right choice.

Vanguard

Vanguard National Trailer Corporation has earned a reputation for making flatbed trailers that represent long-term quality and resilience. Their models are available in either lightweight steel VSF or aluminum models. Despite the difference in material, both boast an 80,000 lbs distributed frame rating, even though the aluminum option weighs a full two tons less. Known for giving financial savings for customers and long lives of trouble-free performance, Vanguard trailers are tough enough to get the job done while light enough to give substantial savings on fuel costs.

Wabash

Transcraft by Wabash National focuses on increased efficiency and saving weight (and your pocketbook) where they can. By removing weight where it isn’t necessary but keeping the strength where it counts, Wabash uses unique design processes to ensure their flatbed trailers can carry the load while saving you money. With a focus on load flexibility, fuel efficiency, reliability, and uptime, the flatbed trailers from Transcraft by Wabash National can keep your cargo moving more efficiently with less downtime (and costs) for maintenance.

Heavy Hauling

Because they don’t have sides or a roof to keep their cargo protected from the elements, flatbed trailers are typically used for transporting heavy, tall, and durable items that don’t need the same protection from the elements as other, more delicate items. Construction equipment, machinery, and vehicles are just a few examples of the type of cargo you will typically see hauled on flatbed trailers. Some specialty variations like lowboys can be used to haul extraordinarily large cargo that is too tall to be transported on standard flatbed trailers. If your business in Stamford needs a flatbed trailer for hauling heavy equipment or machinery, download the COOP app to find one today!

Construction

Being in the construction industry is hard work, and there is a lot of demand put on the heavy equipment and machinery needed to do the big jobs like laying the foundation for large complexes or remodeling commercial buildings. It is often not feasible to drive that heavy equipment all the way to the job site, but flatbed trailers offer a great solution to get your equipment where it needs to go.