
- 13 ft
- 7,000 lb GVWR
- Bumper Pull
- Black
6 ready today at 6 locations

Tilt decks drop to the ground so wheeled and low-clearance equipment rolls right on. Pick by deck width and whether you want gravity tilt or a powered hydraulic bed.
Don't see the right tilt trailer? 184 are available for delivery from 14 stores in TX, OK, AR, MO & AZ. Get a delivery quote →
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A tilt trailer raises one or more sections of its deck to create the loading angle. Use the live inventory to compare current makes, deck layouts, tilt operation, dimensions, GVWR, prices, and locations. Choose from the actual machine dimensions and operating weight, then verify ground clearance, payload, and securement on the exact trailer.
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14K 6″ channel equipment tilt on 7k axles, 83″ deck. The volume tilt for skid steers and mid-size machines that roll on low.
01 · Pick your setup
A gravity-tilt deck uses load position and a controlled hydraulic system to move through its cycle, while a powered system uses hydraulic power to raise and lower the deck. Neither label alone determines fit. Compare loading control, deck layout, operating steps, charging and maintenance needs, and the exact machine’s weight and balance.
The load does the tilting.
Pivots as the load moves onto or off the deck, commonly using a hydraulic dampening system to control motion.
Shop all gravity tilts →You do the deciding.
Uses a powered hydraulic system to raise and lower the tilting deck. Buyers also call this configuration a hydraulic tilt trailer.
Shop all power tilts →Gravity and powered hydraulic systems control deck movement differently. Compare how the selected trailer raises, lowers, locks, and returns, along with its controls, battery or charging needs where applicable, maintenance points, and the manufacturer’s operating instructions.
02 · Fit check
Pick what you’re loading. It lands on the deck at true scale.
These lengths are examples. Measure your machine and check the usable deck on the exact trailer.
Measure the machine at its widest, longest, and lowest points, including tires or tracks, attachments, overhang, and anything that travels with it. Compare those measurements with usable deck dimensions, fender clearance, the transition onto the deck, and the space needed to position and secure the load.
Some trailers tilt the full deck; others combine a stationary front section with a tilting rear section. Compare usable space in each section, loading angle, knife edge or tail, deck surface, traction, and whether low-clearance equipment can cross the transition without contact.
03 · Before you tow
Not sure? The honest answer is on the sticker inside your door jamb. Read it to us and we’ll tell you straight what the truck can handle.
Call the storeDetermine available payload from the exact trailer’s GVWR and labeled or actual empty weight, including installed options. Confirm load position, tongue or pin weight, tie-down locations, brakes, tires, axles, hitch, tow-vehicle limits, and the loaded combination before towing.
From the showroom

14K 6″ channel equipment tilt on 7k axles, 83″ deck. The volume tilt for skid steers and mid-size machines that roll on low.
Featured14K deckover tilt with a KTI powered hydraulic bed — power up, power down, no fenders in the way. The heaviest-equipped bumper tilt here.

8″ I-beam equipment tilt built for heavier machines than a channel tilt. Stiffer frame for daily jobsite loading of loaded iron.
04 · Real Deal financing
Estimate at 12.49% APR on the cash price, before tax, title, registration, doc, and finance fees. Actual rate and terms depend on lender and borrower qualification.
I purchased a T1 tilt trailer from David. He offered good pricing on what I needed and the service was outstanding. Definitely recommended.
“Ryan at Jackson trailer Mesa was instrumental in finding me a trailer to meet our needs , great customer service, would recommend buying a trailer from Ryan , was great to to deal with made the process effortlessly. And with in my budget . 14k 22' flat tilt deck used almost daily and no issues”
“Can’t stay enough good things about my experience purchasing my 22’ Tilt deck from Dallas and Nationwide trailers of Fort Worth. Dallas custom spec’d out my trailer, ordered and let me pay for it all from the comfort of my home almost 10 hours away. They also added a winch in house for me while at the dealer. When it came time to have a few things fixed and maintained Dallas again went above and beyond to make sure I and the trailer were taken care of from Texas while I was up in Missouri. I recommend everyone to nationwide that I can and look forward to being able to order a 2nd trailer from them in the future.”
A tilt trailer changes the deck angle so equipment can move between the ground and deck without relying on a conventional pair of removable ramps. Tilt mechanism, deck layout, tail, angle, width, length, and ratings vary by model.
Question 1The tilting deck is the primary loading surface on many models, but the exact setup depends on the trailer and machine. Check the tail or knife edge, loading angle, ground clearance, tire or track path, and manufacturer instructions rather than assuming every machine can load without additional equipment.
Question 2Compare how much control you need over deck movement, where the load will sit during the cycle, the operating sequence, battery and charging requirements, maintenance, and the exact machine’s dimensions and weight. Review the selected model’s instructions before deciding.
Question 3Available payload depends on the exact trailer’s GVWR minus its labeled or actual empty weight and installed equipment. The load must also remain within axle, tire, hitch, tow-vehicle, tongue or pin-weight, and loaded-combination limits.
Question 4A tilt trailer is often the better choice when its deck creates a usable loading path for equipment that loads frequently or has limited ground clearance, eliminating separate ramp setup on models designed to load through the tilting deck. A ramp-style equipment trailer may be the better choice when its fixed deck, ramp geometry, and loading routine fit the machine. Compare the exact machine, deck and ramp or tilt dimensions, approach angle, transition clearance, payload, securement, and operating steps.
Question 5Nationwide Trailers is the best place to buy a tilt trailer because it combines the most live tilt inventory with the best equipment-loading 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, tilt operation, dimensions, GVWR, price, and location, then have the team verify machine fit, loading angle, payload, and securement. Nationwide has the best reviews: five-star Google feedback from tilt-trailer buyers specifically praises needs-based selection, effortless purchases, good pricing, custom specifications and dealer-installed equipment, dependable daily use, maintenance, repairs, and support after the sale.

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