You'll need a gooseneck-capable truck with at least a 3/4-ton rating. This includes F-250/F-350, RAM 2500/3500, Silverado/Sierra 2500HD/3500HD, or equivalent. Your truck must have a gooseneck hitch ball installed and a brake controller. The trailer's GVWR is 24,000 lbs, so ensure your truck's towing capacity exceeds this when combined with your load.

The trailer has a GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) of 24,000 lbs. The empty trailer weighs approximately 7,000 lbs, giving you a payload capacity of around 17,000 lbs. This is enough for most excavators, skid steers, tractors, and heavy equipment under 8.5 tons.

Yes. We can deliver the 30' gooseneck to your job site, business location, or residence throughout the Sacramento metro area and Placer County. Delivery fees are based on distance from our Roseville location. Contact us at (916) 720-1112 for a delivery quote.

The trailer comes fully equipped with MAX flip-over ramps, a 5' self-cleaning dovetail, full-width front toolbox, 4 weld-on D-rings, winch plate, stake pockets, pipe stools, 2" rub rail, and all required DOT lighting. You will need to bring your own tie-down straps, chains, and binders appropriate for your load.

Yes. We offer special pricing for contractors, construction companies, landscapers, equipment rental companies, and businesses with regular hauling needs. If you rent frequently or need long-term rentals, call us at (916) 720-1112 to discuss volume pricing. We also offer monthly rates for ongoing projects.

Absolutely. We offer 24/7 pickup and drop-off by appointment. Many contractors need to pick up trailers at 5 AM to make it to a job site, or return late in the evening after a long day. Just let us know your schedule when booking and we'll accommodate you.

MAX ramps are heavy-duty flip-over ramps that store on top of the dovetail when not in use. To deploy, you simply flip them over into position. They're wider and stronger than standard ramps, making it easier and safer to load tracked equipment like excavators and skid steers. The self-cleaning dovetail design prevents mud and debris buildup.

You'll need a valid driver's license, proof of insurance for your towing vehicle that covers trailer towing, and a payment method (credit card, debit card, or cash). If renting for a business, we may ask for business documentation. We'll walk you through the process during booking.

Yes, you can take the trailer out of California for your project. Please let us know your travel plans when booking so we can discuss any additional requirements. Extended trips or out-of-state rentals may require additional documentation or deposits.

Call us at (916) 720-1112 before your scheduled return time and we'll extend your rental based on availability. We understand projects don't always go as planned. If you know upfront that you might need extra time, consider booking a weekly rate which provides more flexibility.

No, there is no mileage limit on our trailer rentals. Whether you're hauling equipment across town or across the state, the rental rate remains the same. We just ask that you return the trailer in the same condition you received it.

A gooseneck trailer connects to a ball hitch in the bed of your truck, while a bumper-pull connects to a hitch behind your bumper. Gooseneck trailers offer better stability at higher weights, improved turning radius, and can handle heavier loads. The 30' gooseneck is ideal for commercial hauling because of these advantages. However, you need a gooseneck-compatible truck to tow it.

The deck is 102 inches wide (8 feet 6 inches), which is the maximum legal width for highway travel without permits. This width accommodates most standard construction equipment including full-size skid steers, excavators up to about 10,000 lbs, and tractors. If you're unsure whether your equipment will fit, give us a call with the dimensions and we'll help you determine compatibility.

Yes. Every trailer is inspected between rentals. We check all lights, brakes, tires, ramps, safety chains, coupler, jacks, and structural components. We want you to have equipment that's safe and ready to work, not equipment that causes problems on the road or at your job site.

You are responsible for the trailer during your rental period. Minor wear and tear from normal use is expected. However, damage from accidents, overloading, misuse, or negligence is the renter's responsibility. We recommend checking with your insurance provider about coverage for rented trailers before your rental begins. We can discuss damage waiver options when you book.