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    2009 CUSTOM BUILT DOLLY TRAILERS

    2009 CUSTOM BUILT DOLLY TRAILERS

    • Manufacturer: Custom Built

    VERY LOW MILE CLEAN DOLLY By tire dates and suspension dates I am guess this unit was built in the 2009-2010 area. On 22.5 rubber and Watson Chandler suspension. There is a power lifting tower in it as well w...

    $7,500 USD

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    Est. $147/mo

    Atalissa, IA
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    2006 LIDDELL DOLLY TRAILERS

    2006 LIDDELL DOLLY TRAILERS

    • Manufacturer: Liddell

    Darn clean 2006 Liddell cheater jeep out of the south! air lift front, long slide fifth wheel, ​LIDDELL 3 AXLE AIR RIDE CHEATER JEEP​

    $34,200 USD

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    Est. $644/mo

    Atalissa, IA
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    2023 CANUCK DOLLY TRAILERS

    2023 CANUCK DOLLY TRAILERS

    • Manufacturer: CANUCK
    • Axle: 1 axle
    • Gross weight: 10,000 kg

    2020 Canuck Single Axle Jeep This 2023 Canuck single axle jeep was used with a tandem truck and tri end dump to haul a few more yards legally. It comes with a GVWR of 10000 KG, air lift axle, air suspension, adju...

    $25,121 USD

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    Est. $473/mo

    Lloydminster, Canada

Overview

Booster trailers, also known as booster dollies, are auxiliary trailers designed to provide additional axle capacity and weight distribution for heavy loads. They are typically used in conjunction with lowboy or flatbed trailers to help meet legal load limits and improve stability while transporting oversized or heavy machinery.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used booster trailer?

Check the trailer's structural integrity, axle condition, and tire wear. Verify any maintenance records and ensure the trailer meets your specific load requirements.

How do I ensure the booster trailer is shipped safely to my location?

Hire a reputable transport service that specializes in heavy or oversized equipment. Ensure the trailer is securely fastened and protected during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a booster trailer?

Regular maintenance includes checking the axle bearings, hydraulic systems, and tire pressure. Inspect the frame for any signs of wear or damage and follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance routines.