Equipment Trailers   

An H&H Hi-Deck© trailer is simply the best flat deck trailer money can buy. This 25 foot flat deck plus 5’ convertible dovetail tandem dual model is the paramount example of H&H High Deck series flat deck trailers. This article will cover a few of the features on our commercial tandem dually High Deck Flatbed trailers that make them so amazing.
 

Every High Deck© series flatbed trailers has this massive 12" I-Beam gooseneck with lower cargo stop bar. Standard! No cheap channel goosenecks here!
 

H&H is now using even stronger neck gussets! Our gussets are made out of 3/16" steel and they run the full length of the neck. Most companies' gussets are only about 2' in length.
 

A spare wheel (no tire) and mount are also standard on all models. This can be found hidden up inside the gooseneck.

 

The adjustable height gooseneck coupler is standard issue to mate to any gooseneck hitch you may have. Safety chains, a breakaway kit with battery and pull tether are also standard on all H&H Hi-Deck© series flatbed trailers. It’s the law and EVERY trailer manufacturer should put these on, but some don’t...

Rainbow deck above trailers are top of the line. They come with more standard features than many manufacturers offer as options. Gooseneck hitch models are available with decks from 16' - 36'. Bumper hitch models are available from 16' - 30' models.

All decks are 8'6" wide. 22' and over trailers have a 12" I-beam main frame. 20'  and under trailers are available with a channel or I-beam frame to match your hauling requirements. All components are sized to the trailer's rating. Various axles are available to meet your requirements. Torflex or spring axles are available.

Tandem 5200 lb. axels are available on 16' - 20' trailers. Tridem 5,200 lb. axles are available on 16' - 30' trailers. Tridem 7,000 lb. axles are available on 16' - 26' trailers. Tridem 7,000 lb. axles and tandem duel 10,000 lb. axles are available on 20' - 36' deck above trailers.

Checker-plate steel above the wheels give Rainbow deck above trailers a lower center of gravity. (Some of the spring axles do not have checker plate above the wheels) With 5,200 lb. axels the trailer is 30" to the deck.  With 7,000 or 10,000 lb. the trailers are a low , low 34", except in spring I-beam combinations the height is slightly higher. The 7,000 lb. spring axle, I-beam combination the deck height is 37". On the 10,000 lb. spring axle, I-beam combination the deck height is 38 1/2". Stake pockets and continuous rub rails are also standard, as is the storage compartment at the front of the trailer. One 12,000 lb. jack on all trailers except two 12,000 lb. jacks on tri 7,000 lb. axles and tandem 10,000 lb. axle trailers.