255 lbs GVWR. New unit, price published, delivered to the 48 contiguous states.
Choosing a heavy haul or semi trailer
These are commercial trailers that couple to a tractor unit, not to a pickup. If you are looking at this category you are almost certainly operating under commercial rules already — licensing, insurance and permitting all sit with the operator.
Step decks and lowboys exist to solve height. Dropping the deck between the gooseneck and the axles buys the legal headroom that lets tall equipment travel without an over-height permit.
Axle count is about weight distribution as much as capacity. Spreading the same load across more axles is often what keeps a heavy move legal on the road rather than what makes it physically possible.
Questions worth asking first
Do I need a CDL?
Almost certainly, and possibly endorsements and permits besides. Requirements are set by your state and by the load, and they are your responsibility as the operator to confirm.
Step deck or lowboy?
Step deck when the load is tall but within normal weight. Lowboy when it is both tall and heavy enough to need the lowest possible deck height.
Can these be delivered like the smaller trailers?
Delivery is quoted per order for everything we sell, and heavy commercial units are quoted individually against your delivery ZIP before the order is accepted.