B-MAXX PH 24K Pintle Trailer (24K–28,800K GVWR)
25’–30′ Deck-Over Pintle Trailers
The B-MAXX PH 24K Pintle Trailer is engineered for strength, stability, and dependable performance under demanding loads. Built with a heavy-duty cambered 12″ I-beam frame, dual 12K Dexter oil bath axles, and industrial-grade finishes, this trailer is ready for contractors, equipment haulers, and operators who need serious hauling capability day after day.
Built for Equipment Hauling
The B-MAXX PH 24K pintle trailer is built for heavy equipment hauling, demanding construction work, and serious commercial use. With a 24,000–28,800 lb GVWR and payload capacity up to 21,800 lbs, this trailer delivers the strength and hauling capability needed for larger equipment, materials, and demanding jobsite loads.
Its deck-over design provides a stable hauling platform, while multiple deck length options allow operators to configure the trailer around their operation. Whether hauling skid steers, excavators, attachments, materials, or heavy equipment, the PH 24K is designed to handle demanding workloads with confidence.
Designed for Strength and Performance
The PH 24K is equipped with dual 12K Dexter oil bath axles, heavy-duty slipper spring suspension with a 48″ axle spread, and Load Range G tire packages to provide dependable durability and stability under load. This setup helps improve ride quality while standing up to rough jobsites, gravel roads, and demanding hauling conditions.
A 40,000 lb pintle ring, electric brakes, and dual spring-loaded drop-leg jacks help provide secure towing and dependable control throughout the workday. Optional hydraulic disc brake packages, hydraulic jacks, air ride suspension, upgraded wheel packages, and hydraulic tilt configurations allow operators to customize the trailer around their hauling needs.
Built for the Job
From the treated yellow pine deck and heavy-duty rub rail to stake pockets and chain spools along both sides, the PH 24K is designed to simplify loading, securement, and everyday use.
Stand-up spring-assist ramps, LED lighting, integrated chain storage, and a durable urethane finish help round out a trailer built for real-world hauling. Additional options like sliding ratchet rails, toolbox packages, reverse lights, hydraulic tilt configurations, air ride suspension, and aluminum ramps allow operators to build a trailer setup that fits their workload.
