
Tilt trailers make loading and unloading your equipment effortless, getting you to work or fun sooner. Their design makes them versatile, and sturdy construction ensures they’re ready to handle and protect demanding loads. If you want to add this workhorse to your fleet, the Big Tex Trailer World team can help you find the right tilt deck trailer model.
You’ll find a wide selection of tilt deck trailers designed for smooth, easy use with gravity tilts and hydraulics. These systems use proportioning valves and reservoirs to give you the perfect tilt angle for equipment like tractors, skid steers, and classic cars. Plus, torsion-axle suspensions mean less maintenance and a more comfortable ride for you.
Got questions about operating or maintaining your tilt trailer? We’ve gathered answers to the most common inquiries to help you haul safely and keep your equipment in peak condition.
After each use, remove debris and dirt from the deck and pivot points. Applying a light lubricant to moving parts can prevent rust and ensure smooth tilting. Our company offers cleaning supplies and maintenance tips to keep our products in top condition.
Tilt trailers operate using a pivot point, often incorporating a hydraulic cylinder or dampening system. When the rear latch is released, the deck gradually tilts downward to create a loading ramp. Once the equipment is driven onto the deck, the weight causes the deck to slowly and safely return to the level, locked travel position.
Inspect the hydraulic system before each use. Look for signs of leaks, check fluid levels, and ensure all connections are secure. Regular maintenance helps prevent unexpected issues. As a trusted supplier, Big Tex Trailer World provides expert services to keep your trailer’s hydraulics functioning properly.
Before taking a long trip, conduct a thorough inspection. Check tire pressure and tread, verify that lights and brakes are operational, and ensure the tilt mechanism is functioning correctly. Big Tex Trailer World offers free multipoint inspections to help you prepare for safe travels.
Yes. Cold temperatures may cause hydraulic fluids to thicken, while excessive heat can lead to component wear. To mitigate these effects, store your trailer in a sheltered area and perform regular maintenance. Consult with your seller for weather-specific care tips.
Securing heavy machinery involves using appropriate tie-downs and ensuring even weight distribution. Utilize the trailer’s built-in anchor points and verify that all equipment is fastened tightly. Big Tex Trailer World offers a range of tie-down solutions to meet your hauling needs.
Wet or slippery conditions can pose safety risks during loading and unloading. Ensure the tilt deck is dry and free from debris before use. Wearing slip-resistant footwear and proceeding with caution can prevent accidents.
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