THS14 – 14k Split Deck Hydraulic Tilt Trailer

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GVWR
Length
Width
Payload Capacity
Deck Load Angle

14,000 lbs.
20'
82"
10,150 lbs.
14°

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Base Specs
Standard Features
Options

Length
Weight
20'
3,850 lbs

Deck Width 82"

Deck Height 22"

Frame 6" Tube Frame

Crossmember 3" Channel

Flooring DURA Color Pressure Treated

Fenders Treadplate Steel

Axles 2 - 7,000 lb. Premium Axles

Suspension 5-Leaf Slipper

Brakes Electric Self Adjusting Brakes

Tires ST235/80R16 10 ply Radial

Wheel 16" Black Mod Wheels

Coupler 2 5/16" Adjustable Coupler

Jack 8K Side Wind Drop Leg Jack

D-Ring 10 Weld-On

Battery GR24 Deep Cycle

Wiring Harness All-Weather Wiring Harness (7-way RV)

Charge Wire Charge Wire with Circuit Breaker

Lighting Rubber Mount Lifetime LED Lights

• 12K Spring Loaded Drop Leg Jack

• 5A 110V Battery Charger

• Adjustable Pintle Ring

• Aluminum Wheels

• Blackwood Decking

• G ply Tire Upgrade

• Hydraulic Surge Brakes

• Spare Tire

• Spare Tire Mount

• Winch Mount Plate

• Wireless Remote

A Closer Look

D-Rings for Trailer Tie-Down Points

D-Rings are a great feature to keep your cargo secure and provides tie-down points for a variety of equipment and cargo. Whether you are strapping down a car for a move across the state, lawn and garden equipment, or construction machinery, D-rings provide the needed tie-down points to meet the diverse shapes and size of your load. D-rings come standard on select beds, or they can be added as an option. See the trailer model specs for details.

A Closer Look

Split Deck with Stationary Deck

While a tilt trailer provides the ease of a tilting deck for the loading and unloading of equipment, the added benefit of a 4' stationary deck found on split deck trailers means you also have a large and stable location on your trailer for hauling accessories or attachments. The 4' stationary deck provides additional deck space without the concern of cargo sliding when the deck is tilted.