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Landscape Trailers for Sale
Landscape trailers are configured specifically for lawn and landscape crews — open or enclosed, with ramp gates for mowers, built-in trimmer and blower racks, lockable tool boxes, and the layout that keeps crew gear organized and secure between job sites.
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Landscape Trailers Buying Guide
Open vs. Enclosed Landscape Trailers
Open landscape trailers are lighter, cheaper and easy to load mowers on with a ramp gate, but leave gear exposed to weather and theft. Enclosed landscape trailers lock up everything, double as a rolling billboard with your wrap, and protect equipment from rain — but cost and weigh more. Most growing crews move from open to enclosed as their equipment value rises.
Sizing for Your Crew
A two-man crew with a walk-behind mower fits a 6x12; a riding mower plus walk-behind needs a 7x14 or 7x16; a full crew with two riders and all handhelds wants 7x18 to 8.5x20 enclosed. Match the deck length to your longest mower plus room for handhelds and a tool box.
Crew-Friendly Features
- Spring-assist ramp gate — opens and closes one-handed with a loaded mower.
- Trimmer and blower racks — keep handhelds off the deck and out of the way.
- Lockable tool box — secures fuel cans, hand tools and small expensive gear.
- E-track and D-rings — for strapping down mowers and preventing shift.
- Spare tire carrier and jack — a flat kills a full day of revenue.
Enclosed Wrap and Branding
An enclosed landscape trailer is prime advertising space — a full vehicle wrap turns every job-site arrival into a billboard. Factor wrap cost into your enclosed budget; it often pays for itself in leads for a growing company.