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Flatbeds for Sale
Flatbed trailers are open, flat-deck rigs for hauling oversized, palletized or irregularly shaped loads that don't fit in an enclosed trailer. From light bumper-pull flatbeds to heavy gooseneck and semi-deck versions, they handle building materials, machinery, hay and anything that needs a wide, open surface.
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Flatbeds Buying Guide
Flatbed vs. Utility Trailer
Flatbeds are generally larger, heavier-duty and lower to the ground than utility trailers, with a flat deck unobstructed by side rails. They're built for bigger loads — lumber, steel, machinery, hay — and often come in gooseneck or deckover configurations for maximum capacity and width.
Choosing a Flatbed
Consider deck length (20–30' is common for commercial use), width (8–8.5' full-width deckover or narrower between fenders), and GVWR (10,000–30,000+ lb). For oversized loads, make sure the deck has stake pockets and rub rails for tie-downs along the entire edge.
Common Flatbed Types
- Bumper-pull flatbed — for lighter loads behind a pickup.
- Gooseneck flatbed — higher capacity and stability for heavy loads.
- Deckover flatbed — full-width deck above the wheels for wide freight.
- Drop-deck / lowboy — lowered deck for tall loads and a shallow load angle.