Hauling Safety Guidelines

Payload Capacity

It’s easy to overload this trailer. Just because it doesn’t look full doesn’t mean you can keep adding more. Always be aware of the weight of the materials you’re hauling, not just the volume.

This trailer is designed for a maximum payload of 8,400 lbs. Exceeding this limit can compromise the trailer’s performance and pose serious risks to you and others on the road.

Before loading, always verify the trailer’s GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) and ensure your tow vehicle is rated to handle the combined weight of the trailer and its contents.

Overloading Can Cause:

• Frame damage

• Hydraulic system failure

• Increased stopping distance or brake failure

• Tire blowouts or axle damage

• Unsafe towing conditions and potential accidents

Important: If damage occurs to the frame, hydraulic system, or any other part of the trailer due to overloading or misuse, you will be held responsible for the cost of repairs.

If you’re unsure about your load or your vehicle’s towing capacity, please contact us before hauling. We're here to help you transport your load safely and responsibly

Always verify the trailer’s GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) and ensure your vehicle can safely tow the intended load. If you're unsure, feel free to contact us — your safety is our priority.

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