GT19FL Hydraulic Flatbed Trailer
- Exterior Dimensions
- 24'1''L x 8'6''W x 2'11''H
- GVWR
- 11,800 lbs
- Est. Curb/Dry Weight
- 3,800 lbs
Trailers
Hydraulic flatbed hauling power. Lower the entire deck to the ground for easy, effortless loading of low-clearance equipment and other cargo.
Why choose
Lower the trailer to the ground for drive-on or roll-on loading.
13 feet on a nimble single axle for everyday jobs and tighter spaces, or 19 feet on a robust double axle for heavier loads.
Pure towing power on a durable galvanized steel chassis — the robust foundation for your biggest jobs.
Overview
Pure towing power on a durable galvanized steel chassis. Our hydraulic flatbed trailers lower to the ground, so you can drive scissor lifts, pallets and low-clearance equipment right on board, reducing the risk of damage. Choose between the compact single-axle GT13FL or the longer tandem-axle GT19FL.
GT13FL — 13 feet of hauling power with a nimble single-axle configuration for everyday jobs and tighter spaces. 5,055 lbs. of estimated carrying capacity.
GT19FL — Tackle bigger challenges with 19 feet of hauling power on a robust tandem-axle configuration, with ample deck space and an estimated 8,000 lbs. of carrying capacity.
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FAQ
The right size depends on the equipment you need to carry, its weight, and how much usable deck space you need. The GT13FL offers a 11'8" of usable deck space and an estimated 5,055 lbs. carrying capacity, making it a compact option for smaller equipment and tighter working areas. The GT19FL provides a 17'9" of usable deck space and an estimated 8,000 lbs. carrying capacity for larger equipment and loads.
Before choosing a trailer, compare your equipment’s dimensions and loaded weight with the specifications for the model you’re considering. Remember that added equipment, accessories, and cargo all count toward the trailer’s available carrying capacity.
Both the GT13FL and GT19FL lower to approximately 5.4 inches above the ground. A 22-inch folding rear ramp provides the final transition from the ground to the deck at an approximately 11-degree approach angle.
That low loading angle can be especially useful for equipment with limited ground clearance, including scissor lifts, carts, and other wheeled equipment. Always compare the equipment’s clearance, dimensions, and weight with the trailer specifications before loading.
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