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Transwest sells a variety of versatile and affordable utility, tag, and tilt trailers to help transport loads of all sizes.
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New Tag Tilt Trailers
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New Tag Tilt Trailers
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at Transwest of Brighton, CO
New Tag Tilt Trailers
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at Transwest of Brighton, CO
New Tag Tilt Trailers
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at Transwest of Brighton, CO
New Tag Tilt Trailers
Transwest Trailers supplies the most versatile options in Tags, Tilts and Utility trailers. Tag trailers can be towed by a variety of types of trucks with the appropriate pintle hitch. Tilt trailers are also available for loading equipment that needs a lower load angle.
Construction professionals favor the load capacity and flexibility of both tag and tilt trailers to transport diggers, movers, and heavy equipment. Transwest is the place to purchase your Tag, Utility, or Tilt trailer because we have the experience to ensure that you purchase the right piece of equipment for the long term. If your requirements are better served with a specialized trailer, our team of experts can advise you on the options available and help you get financing if required. You’ll build a relationship with one company that you can trust through the lifespan of your trailer, starting with the sales process to the servicing of your trailer.
A tilt trailer allows you to have a lower load angle, which will allow for easier loading.
A Tag trailer connects to the towing vehicle’s bumper or frame via a pintle hitch. Tag trailers range greatly in size and load capacity. Many of the options available at Transwest can transport tens of thousands of pounds’ worth of specialized equipment.
Tag trailers are often equipped with flip-up ramps at the rear to aid with the loading and unloading of equipment.
A Tilt trailer is designed so that the deck of the trailer is perfectly balanced above the fulcrum (the point upon which the trailer tilts or pivots). When an operator walks from the front of the trailer to the rear, the trailer slowly tilts so that the rear of the trailer moves towards the ground and is ready to easily load a vehicle or other heavy equipment.
When the vehicle being loaded is driven up the Tilt trailer, the deck slowly moves back to the horizontal position. This is all facilitated by axles that are further forward than on a standard tag trailer. Some Tilt trailers have power lift options that use hydraulics to assist in tilting for a heavy load.
Beavertail trailers are a type of tag trailer with a permanent ramp attached to the rear deck. The portion of the ramp that touches the ground when loading and unloading flips up onto the trailer deck, which dips down at the rear (forming the beavertail of its namesake). The retractable ramp matches the length of the beavertail on the tag trailer.
If you’re still unsure which option is best for you, contact a Transwest team member to discuss your specific hauling requirements.
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Since 1994, Transwest Trailers has been a premier dealer in trailer rentals and sales, both new and used, from the industry’s leading manufacturers. We’re proud to serve customers at our five dealership locations across the U.S. in industries like agriculture, commercial, construction, propane, oil and gas, and refined fuel. We pride ourselves on our expertise and customer service, which is why our team members are trained to understand how to best assist you in choosing the ideal trailer for your specific needs.
We’re a one-stop-shop for trailer purchases and rentals with Parts & Service also available at each dealership location. Transwest Trailers also offers financing options to ensure that you’re investing in the trailer you need at the time you need it most. Whether you already know the exact trailer type and manufacturer you want, or you need help comparing different choices, we’re here to help. Shop our inventory online and then contact us with any questions or to schedule a visit.
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