Equipment Trailers for Sale Arizona

Equipment Trailers Arizona

High Desert Trailers stocks equipment trailers designed to make hauling jobs seamless for contractors, landscapers, rental operators, farms, and other commercial users. Our Arizona equipment trailer inventory includes 22 models from trusted brands like Horizon, Lamar, Maxx-D, and Eby. Our trailers range from decks sized 7’x16’ through 102”x40’.

Compare available units above by length, GVWR, ramp setup, deck construction, and other features, and contact a member of our team to help match you to the best equipment trailer to support your hauling jobs.

Common Uses for Equipment Trailers in Arizona

Equipment trailers provide a relatively low loading deck for machines that need more capacity and support than a small utility trailer can provide. The right setup depends on the equipment’s weight, overall dimensions, attachments, and the truck doing the towing.

Arizona contractors often use equipment trailers to haul:

• Skid steers
• Mini-excavators
• Commercial and ride-on mowers
• Light tractors
• ATVs and UTVs
• Motorcycles
• Compact construction equipment

Equipment Trailer Options Built Around Your Cargo

At High Desert Trailers, we know that the hauling needs of one contractor are not exactly like another contractor. Because of the varied equipment hauling needs of operators in Arizona, we sell:

• 7’x16’ equipment trailers that work when you are hauling a compact skid steer, commercial mower, or similarly sized equipment.
• 7’x20’ or 7’x22’ equipment trailers that can move full-size skid steers, mini-excavators, and other equipment that needs the additional room.
• 102-inch-wide gooseneck equipment trailers for hauling tractors, multiple machines, or longer equipment in need of extra deck space and capacity.

Loading Configurations for Arizona Equipment Trailers

Ramp and fender configuration affects loading angle, usable width, and how the trailer functions on a busy job site. High Desert Trailers carries several setups for our equipment trailers in Arizona.

Slide-In Ramps

Slide-in ramps store underneath the rear of the deck when they are not in use. They keep the loading surface clear and work well for many skid steers, mowers, and mid-size machines.

Mountain Ramps

Mountain ramps remain attached at the rear and fold upright for transport. They are convenient for operators who load and unload frequently and want the ramps permanently attached to the trailer.

Drive-Over Fenders

Drive-over fenders are reinforced so wide-tracked or wheeled equipment can cross the wheel area while loading. They provide additional usable width when a skid steer, mini-excavator, or similar machine would otherwise be restricted by conventional fenders.

High Desert Trailers can help compare these configurations based on the equipment you haul most often.

Equipment Trailer Sizes and GVWR

Your trailer’s deck length should accommodate your largest expected equipment load while leaving enough room for positioning and secure tie-downs and accounting for payload capacity. GVWR, which is the maximum total weight that a specific trailer is rated to carry, factors in the weight of the trailer itself and everything loaded on it. To determine a specific trailer model’s payload capacity, subtract the trailer’s empty weight from its GVWR.

For example, a 14,000-pound GVWR trailer that weighs 3,500 pounds empty will have 10,500 pounds of available load capacity.

Built for Arizona Heat and Long-Haul Equipment Transport

Arizona heat puts extra stress on an equipment trailer, especially when it spends long days on job sites or highways around Phoenix. High pavement temperatures, direct sun, dust, and heavy loads can wear on tires, decking, wiring, and other components.

When comparing equipment trailers in Arizona, look for these features:

• 14-ply load-range G tires for heavier loads and demanding highway use
• Treated wood or aluminum decking that holds up to repeated UV exposure and other outdoor conditions
• Galvanized rub rails to protect deck edges during loading and unloading
• Sealed LED wiring to help keep dust and debris away from electrical connections
• Protected jack components for equipment that will spend significant time outdoors

High Desert Trailers also provides in-house trailer service and maintenance, giving Arizona owners a local resource for tire, brake, bearing, wiring, jack, and other routine service needs.

Financing Your Equipment Trailer in Arizona

High Desert Trailers works with multiple lenders to provide financing options for qualified personal and commercial trailer buyers. Terms, down payments, rates, and approval depend on the lender, applicant, credit profile, and trailer being purchased.

Business buyers should also ask their accountant whether Section 179 or another depreciation method may apply. Apply for financing online or call us directly at 602.900.1426.

Buying an Equipment Hauler from Our Phoenix Trailer Supplier

High Desert Trailers is a family-owned business founded in 2017. We give Arizona buyers the ability to compare multiple brands, capacities, hitch types, and loading configurations while also having access to service and parts after the sale.

Multiple Brands and Configurations

Our current inventory includes Horizon, Lamar, Maxx-D, and Eby equipment trailers. Buyers can compare bumper-pull and gooseneck models along with different deck lengths, GVWR ratings, ramps, fenders, tire packages, and toolbox options.

In-House Trailer Service

Commercial trailers work hard. Our in-house service gives owners a local resource for maintenance and repairs involving brakes, bearings, lights, wiring, tires, jacks, and other trailer components.

Parts and Warranty Support

Customers also have access to trailer parts and accessories, as well as assistance with manufacturer warranty questions. That makes it easier to find replacement components and address service needs through the same dealership.

Transparent Pricing and Financing

High Desert Trailers uses straightforward pricing without hidden dealer fees. Qualified buyers can also compare financing options through multiple lenders before selecting a trailer.

Browse the equipment trailers above, request a quote, or call 602.900.1426 today.

Equipment Trailer FAQs

What are the differences between car trailers, deckover trailers, and equipment trailers?

Equipment trailers serve a different purpose than a car hauler or deckover trailer.

Equipment trailers commonly haul skid steers, mini-excavators, mowers, tractors, ATVs, UTVs, motorcycles, and other machinery. Their deck-between-wheels design keeps the loading surface lower than a typical deckover trailer. Car haulers are primarily configured for vehicles, while deckovers place the deck above the wheels to provide a full-width loading surface for larger commercial loads.

How much does an equipment trailer cost in Arizona?

Pricing depends on length, GVWR, axle capacity, brand, ramps, deck material, tires, hitch configuration, and optional equipment. Check the inventory above for current High Desert Trailers pricing.

What size truck do I need to tow an equipment trailer?

Match the tow vehicle to the trailer’s actual loaded weight. Larger 14K bumper-pull trailers and goosenecks commonly require properly equipped 3/4-ton or 1-ton trucks. Always check tow rating, payload, hitch rating, axle ratings, and GCWR.

Do I need a CDL to tow an equipment trailer?

CDL requirements depend on truck and trailer weight ratings, commercial use, and applicable state and federal regulations. Buyers operating heavier combinations should confirm the requirements for their specific setup before towing.

What is a drive-over fender?

A drive-over fender is reinforced so equipment can travel across the trailer’s wheel area during loading. It is useful for wide skid steers, mini-excavators, and other machines that need additional usable deck width.

What is the best equipment trailer for a skid steer?

A compact skid steer may fit a 7’x16’ trailer in the 10K-12K GVWR range. Larger skid steers often call for a 7’x20’ or 7’x22’ trailer with greater payload capacity and possibly drive-over fenders.

Does High Desert Trailers finance equipment trailers for commercial buyers?

Yes. High Desert Trailers works with multiple lenders and offers financing options for qualified commercial buyers. Available terms depend on the lender, credit profile, business structure, and trailer price.

Contact High Desert Trailers for Equipment Trailers in Arizona

High Desert Trailers carries equipment trailers for contractors, landscapers, equipment operators, farms, rental businesses, and other buyers throughout Phoenix and surrounding Arizona communities.

Browse our current equipment trailer inventory above, call us at 602.900.1426 or fill out our contact form to get a quote on a trailer to make your everyday hauling jobs easier.