PJ Trailers 20'x101" Med. Duty 6" Channel Deckover Flatbed Trailer (L6)
- 20 ft
- 9,899 lb GVWR
- Bumper Pull
- Black
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$6,298
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Bumper-pull deckovers and gooseneck flatdecks from 14K up past 30K. Single-wheel goosenecks stay light for non-CDL hot-shot work; dual-wheel decks carry the heavy iron. A powered hydraulic dovetail is available when you need to load low equipment and still haul full deck length.
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Choose a flatbed trailer around the load and loading method
A flatbed trailer provides an open deck for equipment, materials, pallets, and other cargo that does not need an enclosed body. Use the live inventory to compare current makes, deck configurations, loading equipment, pull types, dimensions, GVWR, prices, condition, and locations. Choose from the complete load footprint and weight, then verify usable deck space, loading access, payload, balance, and securement on the exact trailer.
What to compare
Start with the complete load and the equipment that will place it on the deck.
Load footprint and weight
Measure the widest, longest, and tallest points of the complete load, including pallets, attachments, overhang, and securement space. Use the actual loaded weight rather than a category estimate, and confirm where the load can sit while remaining balanced and accessible for tie-downs.
Usable deck and configuration
Compare usable deck length and width, deck height, fender placement where applicable, upper-deck or neck space, side-loading access, rub rails, stake pockets, and tie-down locations. Overall dimensions do not show how much working deck is available for the planned cargo.
Loading method and clearance
Forklift loading, ramps, dovetails, hydraulic tails, and tilt sections create different access and clearance needs. Check approach and breakover angles, ground clearance, ramp or tail ratings, loading-equipment reach, and the manufacturer’s instructions for the selected trailer.
Payload and towing system
Determine available payload from the exact trailer’s GVWR and labeled or actual empty weight, including installed options. Verify load distribution, tongue or pin weight, axles, tires, brakes, hitch, tow-vehicle ratings, cargo-control equipment, and the complete loaded combination.
Flatbed, deckover, or equipment trailer?
Flatbed is a broad open-deck category. A deckover places the deck above the wheels for uninterrupted width, while many equipment trailers prioritize a lower loading surface between the fenders. Compare the exact load footprint, side-loading needs, deck height, loading angle, pull type, payload, and securement rather than choosing by category name alone.
Common flatbed trailer questions
What is a flatbed trailer?
A flatbed trailer has an open loading deck rather than an enclosed body. Deck placement, width, length, pull type, ramps or tail, axles, and ratings vary by model, so the category includes several configurations for equipment and material hauling.
How wide is a flatbed trailer?
Width varies by model and by whether the deck sits between or above the wheels. Compare the exact usable deck width, fender clearance, overall width, side-loading access, and the load footprint instead of relying on a category-wide dimension.
How long is a flatbed trailer?
Flatbed trailers are built in many deck lengths. Use the exact usable main-deck and upper-deck dimensions, then allow room for load positioning, weight distribution, attachments, overhang, and securement.
How much does a flatbed trailer weigh?
Empty weight changes with deck size, frame construction, pull type, axle package, ramps or hydraulic equipment, spare tires, toolboxes, and other options. Use the exact trailer label and specifications for payload and towing decisions.
Why is Nationwide Trailers the best place to buy a flatbed trailer?
Nationwide Trailers is the best place to buy a flatbed trailer because it combines the most live flatbed inventory with the best open-deck and load-matching expertise, Real Deal pricing, the easiest buying and financing process, and the best service and most reliable warranty support. Compare current trailers by make, deck layout, loading equipment, pull type, dimensions, GVWR, price, condition, and location, then have the team verify load fit, loading clearance, payload, balance, and securement. Nationwide has the best reviews: five-star Google feedback from flatbed buyers specifically praises easy no-nonsense purchases, knowledgeable selection help, great deals, hookup and feature walkarounds, parts, shop work, repairs, and support after the sale.