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Mini Loader / Excavator Equipment Trailers

Mini Loader / Excavator Equipment Trailer

  • All Paddock Machinery trailers include 2 years warranty
  • 100% Australian made.
  • Customise the trailers to suit the attachments ordered!

These are high quality heavy duty custom made machinery trailers ideally suited to the Paddock mini loaders, excavators and the range of accessories. These trailers are locally built here in Brisbane and can have a certain level of (attachment) customisation depending on user requirements. These trailers are extremely heavy duty and well built, just like the Paddock range of equipment.

Confirm the trailer’s aggregate trailer mass, payload, deck dimensions, ramp capacity, axle rating and braking system against the fully equipped machine. Include buckets, augers, forks, fuel, spare wheels and other attachments in the payload calculation. The trailer must also suit the tow vehicle, coupling, ball load and licence requirements. Never select a trailer using the machine’s bare weight alone.
Position the machine to achieve stable load distribution and an appropriate tow-ball load without exceeding axle, coupling or tow-vehicle limits. Lower the attachment, secure articulated or moving components and ensure tracks or wheels are fully supported. The correct position varies with the machine and attachments, so verify actual weights where possible rather than relying only on visual balance.
Use rated chains, straps, binders and anchor points appropriate to the machine mass and applicable load-restraint requirements. Restrain the machine against movement in every direction and secure loose attachments separately. Do not attach restraints to hydraulic hoses, controls, guards or unapproved lifting points. Recheck tension after travelling a short distance and during longer trips.
Yes, provided the combined machine, attachments and accessories remain within the trailer and tow vehicle ratings and can be restrained safely. Attachment racks or purpose-built storage can improve load distribution and prevent damage. Heavy attachments placed too far forward or rearward can create unsafe ball load, so plan the complete transport configuration before loading.
Regularly inspect tyres, wheel bearings, brakes, breakaway system, coupling, safety chains, lights, ramps, tie-down points, suspension and structural welds. Maintain tyre pressure and wheel-nut torque, service brakes and bearings at the specified intervals and repair corrosion or cracks immediately. Confirm registration, rated capacities and load-restraint equipment before each trip.