2002 Kaufman Trailers 101X40 Gooseneck Equipment Trailer w/Toolbox

This 2002 Kaufman Trailers 101×40 gooseneck equipment trailer is a heavy-duty flatbed built for hauling tractors, skid steers, and other equipment that a bumper-pull simply can’t handle. With a 25,500 lb. GVWR and a full 40-foot deck, it gives contractors, farmers, and haulers the length and payload to move serious machinery, plus a factory toolbox to keep chains, binders, and tools organized on the road.

Length and Capacity Where It Counts

The gooseneck hitch shifts weight forward over the tow vehicle’s rear axle for better stability and tighter turning than a comparable pull-behind, which matters when you’re backing a long deck into a tight jobsite. Dual 12,000 lb. foot jacks make hooking and unhooking straightforward even under load, while the 12” pierced I-beam main frame and 3” channel crossmembers on 16” centers support concentrated equipment loads across the treated wood deck. Slipper spring suspension over two 10,000 lb. oil-bath axles keeps maintenance low and mileage high.

Specifications

• Year: 2002 | Make: Kaufman | Model: 101X40 gooseneck equipment trailer
• Deck length: 40 ft; 101” width; 2” treated wood decking
• 12” pierced I-beam frame with 3” channel crossmembers, 16” on center
• Two 10,000 lb. oil-bath axles on slipper spring suspension
• 6” channel with stake pockets; heavy-duty safety chains
• Dual 12,000 lb. foot jacks; factory toolbox
• Dry weight: 8,000 lbs. | GVWR: 25,500 lbs. | Payload: 17,500 lbs.

As a used trailer, expect honest working wear; inspect the deck boards, tires, axle brakes, and gooseneck coupler, and verify your truck’s rear axle and hitch are rated for gooseneck loads near the 25,500 lb. GVWR. The 17,500 lb. payload leaves room for most compact and mid-size equipment with attachments.

Contact us today to request a quote and put this workhorse gooseneck to work.

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