Gooseneck & deckover trailers: 28 ft to 36 ft, 14K and 24K

A standard trailer deck sits between the wheel wells, which pinches the loading width down to whatever fits in the middle. A deckover trailer runs the deck over the top of the axles instead, so the full width of the frame is flat, drivable surface end to end. That matters the moment you are loading a skid steer, a wide mower deck or farm equipment with tires set out past the frame rails, because there is nowhere on a between the wheels deck for those tires to go. A deckover bumper pull tows behind a standard ball hitch and suits a lighter machine or a shorter haul. A deckover gooseneck rides over the truck bed, carries more tongue weight, and tracks tighter backing into a job site, which is why the heaviest equipment on this lot ships gooseneck rather than bumper pull.

Why these two units carry no online price

These two units are the exception to the price on every tag rule you will see everywhere else on this site. We have caught our own listings quoting two different numbers for the same stock number on two different pages, and we would rather tell you that plainly than let a wrong number cost you a trip out here for nothing. Call the sales line and we will give you the real number on the phone, today, for either unit.

Cope's Trailers, call (409) 769-5388 for current pricing on either gooseneck below.