Here is a new flatbed (above) ready to be delivered to a customer.View New and Used Aluma Trailers for SaleĪluma specializes in aluminum utility and recreational trailers. The tool boxes between the axles are a great addition to this 48′ spread axle trailer. You won’t find these trailers anywhere else as they are all my design.Ĥ8ft Trailers measure 42.80″” long and 7.55″ wide, which is based on a 1:1 trailer’s dimensions of 48′ x 102″.Ĭlick on the menu buttons for specifications and pricing on the 53′ & 48′ spread axle or the 53′ & 48′ tri-axle trailers. Trailers come with DOT safety tape on the sides and rear. They are available in two sizes, the smaller size fits the drop decks and the larger ones are for the flat decks Under deck Aluminum tool boxes are all aluminum and feature opening drop down doors. All hardware is metric, low profile hex head hardware where possible. The only thing not aluminum are the nail strips on the deck. Trailers are built out of 100% aluminum, including the wheels and the black anodized aluminum support legs. Independently turning axlesare housed in an aluminum axle tube assy. It is just a matter of taking a couple of bolts out and sliding the modular suspension to where you want it mounted, and for a tri-axle simply add another suspension module between the existing spread axle units. Its design also makes it easy to transform one of my trailers from a closed tandem trailer, to a spread axle, or even a triple axle trailer. The suspension is a modular air bag trailing arm design. Trailer lighting is independent of the truck, trailer will have marker and taillights regardless of what you have on your truck. This makes for a very neat and clean underside. The LED lights have their own 7.2 volt battery mounted in between the frame rails in an aluminum battery box with a toggle switch. Wiring is completely enclosed between the the two decks along with an enclosed battery.
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I have tried to build my trailers to scale in width, height, and length, based on a full size trailer’s dimension of 48′ long and 102″ wide.Īll my trailers come with led marker lights and led taillights and hidden wiring. My trailers are built to 1/13.5 scale which is what 1/14th Tamiya semi tractors actually are. My trailers overhang a Tamiya truck’s dual wheels by. Full size 1:1 trailers overhang the tractor duals by 3″ on each side. It also meant the correct width overhang for a 102″ wide trailer. I have never operated a 1:1 flatbed semi trailer that automatically snapped the landing gear up when I backed under it in real life. They are manually operated which means no thick auto coupler making the trailers sit way too high. My trailers support legs work just like the real ones do. The reason they all sit too high is because of the automatic 5th wheel couplers attached to the 5th wheel plate. Many trailers currently offered on the market sit much too high, which I didn’t like. New 53′ Quad Axle with Self Steering Lift AxleĬheck out the page on the menu for more about this Quad axle trailerĤ8′ drop deck Spread axle above and 53′ drop deck tri-axle belowĥ 3′ Drop Deck with a 48′ Drop Deck on top!īelow, 4 pictures of a 48′ regular flat deck with a few extra bottom lights Stacked them on the 53′ quad axle and they are ready for delivery. Just finished a couple of 53′ drop decks this last week. Just finished a 53ft drop deck tri-axle in May 2018 for Ryan Blake in southern Idaho, here is the trailer behind his beautiful truck! This is a 53ft flat deck spread axle trailer I just completed, 1-30-19, and shipped to my customer, John Nanartowicz, who has it hooked to his gorgeous Freightliner tractor.
I just finished another 53ft drop deck for him in APRIL 2020, and what an amazing setup he has!! Here is the gorgeous rig owned by Ryan Blake of southern Idaho. This meant the correct height between the underside of the trailer and the tractor tires, and the correct lengths and widths etc. One of my goals was to have these trailers look scale in their appearance, which was hard to find with the stock Tamiya trailers currently available. The only thing on these trailers not designed by me are the wheels and support legs. I designed my own DOT bumpers and frames as well. I have designed these trailers from the axles up, including the axles and airbag system. The main reason was because I didn’t like what was currently available on the market, most of them were not to the correct scale.
I designed my own line of flatbed trailers called CoastWay, to fit Tamiya’s 1/14 scale trucks, such as the Grand Hauler, King Hauler and Knight Hauler. 1/14 Scale Custom Aluminum Flatbed Trailers
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