A versatile 20' × 83" utility trailer built for everyday hauling around Adams County. Tandem axles, a front toolbox, and two loading ramps get real work done.
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A 20' × 83" deck on a tandem axle, built to move a real load without fuss.
20 feet long, 83 inches wide. Room for furniture, yard debris, an ATV, or a small equipment load.
Tandem axle, (2) 5,200 lb axles. Most half-ton and 3/4-ton trucks handle it; we can help confirm your exact tow rating when booking.
(2) loading ramps and a rear drop-down gate get everything on and off, plus a front toolbox for straps and gear.
A 2-5/16" ball and a 7-way trailer plug are required to tow it.
Numbers above are for planning. Want help confirming your load fits before you book? Call us.
Renters book The Ranch Hand for everyday hauling first, and the open deck and ramps earn their keep on nearly every other job too.
The full-length deck and drop-down rear gate make loading furniture, appliances, and boxed-up rooms straightforward.
An open 20 foot deck clears a yard project or a landscaping load without a second trip.
The (2) loading ramps and tandem 5,200 lb axles handle an ATV, side-by-side, or small equipment load with room to spare.
Most modern 1/4 ton trucks are capable of towing around 10,000 pounds, and the Ranch Hand is under that weight. Factor in the weight of your load on top of the trailer, and we can help you confirm your exact towing capacity when booking.
The Ranch Hand is a 20' × 83" deck on a tandem axle, (2) 5,200 lb axles, with a front storage toolbox, (2) loading ramps, and a rear drop-down gate. A 2-5/16" ball and a 7-way trailer plug are required to tow it.
Yes, we offer a 10% discount for renting multiple days and a weekly rental discount of 25%.
We sure do! If you are within 50 miles of us, we will gladly bring you your unit.
The Ranch Hand is on the lot, tandem axles ready, waiting on your dates. Book it now or call and we will confirm the fit for your load first.
