A. Bosqueville FFA Chapter
B. 12' Utility Tilt Trailer
C. This Utility Tilt Trailer is designed specifically to meet the demands of those who pull and haul
equipment and material with ease.
a. The customer of this trailer is someone who is looking to purchase a trailer for their
ATV, UTV, lawn equipment, etc. This trailer is designed with lighter material and a
high capacity (5,400 lb), single axle, equipped with electric brakes, giving the
customer the ability to pull heavier loads.
b. This trailer was designed and constructed to haul equipment and tie down easily with
multiple tie down points. The trailer's purpose is to be a work and/or recreational
trailer according to the customer's immediate need.
c. There are many major competitors selling a similar product, and a few of those are
Wells Cargo Trailers, Gatormade Trailers, Big Tex Trailers, and PJ Trailers.
D. This product features:
a. A 3" x 1-½" rectangular tubing frame, 1-½" square tubing cross-members, and
rectangular tubing for the railing;
b. The flooring comes with long-lasting treated lumber that is 2"x8"x12';
c. A professional powder coat application has been applied for the prevention of rust
and heavy duty use, thus decreasing deterioration;
d. The uprights are made from the same material as the cross members, 1-½" square
tubing and heavy duty D-rings have been strategically placed between the uprights;
e. LED lights, one 5,400lb axle with electric brakes and a spare tire mounted at the
front.
f. The coupler accepts the common 2" ball and is adjustable to meet your vehicle's
height;
g. The highlight feature of the trailer is its ability to gravity tilt making it easy to drive
right up on the trailer eliminating the need for ramps.
E. The low profile design and ease of access of this trailer is a must for anyone looking to haul
almost anything.
F. $5,995 is the market value for this trailer.
G. Product Specifications:
a. Weight: 1,340 pounds
b. Carry Capacity: 4,060 pounds
c. Height: 33"
d. Width: 95"
e. Length: 17' 4"
f. Electrical Specifications: The ground wire is 12 gauge, and all other wires are 14
gauge serving a 12 volt system meeting all TXDOT requirements for a 7-way trailer
wiring schematics.
g. Weight Ratings: Do NOT exceed 3,500 pounds of cargo on the trailer.
h. Maintenance Requirements: It is highly recommended to inspect tire air pressure,
lights, electric brakes, and trailer integrity before each use.