Used 53ft Hyundai Shipping Container Chassis – 2011
SKU# HYSCCUC543FT
Available — viewing welcome
N&N Trailers · Ref: CON-8513
In stock — available to order
Secure checkout
Book a Viewing or Ask a QuestionThis new 2024 N&N galvanized equipment trailer is a heavy-duty, corrosion-resistant workhorse built to move serious machinery day after day. With a twenty-two thousand five hundred pound rating and a generous payload, it is aimed squarely at contractors, farmers, and equipment owners who need to haul skid steers, compact excavators, tractors, and other rolling iron without worrying about outgrowing the trailer.
The low-profile deck sits closer to the ground, which flattens the loading angle so wide and low-slung equipment climbs aboard more safely. That advantage is amplified by the beavertail drop and the heavy full-width wedge ramps, which fold flat and span the entire deck to accept tracked machines and wide axles. Spring assistance takes much of the muscle out of raising and lowering those ramps, a small feature that saves your back on a busy jobsite. Underneath, a stout H-beam frame rides on three drop axles with slipper spring suspension and fourteen-ply tires, giving the trailer the backbone and stability to carry heavy loads at highway speed.
A fully galvanized trailer resists rust in a way that painted steel never will, which is a genuine long-term advantage for equipment that lives outdoors and works in mud, salt, and standing water. The finish protects the frame from the inside out, meaning fewer repairs and stronger resale value down the road. Sealed cold-weather wiring and flush LED lighting round out a package designed to keep working through winter conditions that leave lesser trailers dark and corroded.
When choosing a heavy equipment trailer, verify that your machine’s operating weight sits comfortably beneath the payload and confirm your truck and hitch are rated for a load of this class. Because this N&N is brand new and galvanized, corrosion resistance is excellent from day one; simply check tire pressures, ramp operation, and wiring before your first haul.