BWS tag-along trailers
Choose a tag trailer around the tow vehicle, equipment and loading routine. BWS offers Air Ramp Tilt, Air Tilt No Ramp, Non-Tilt Tag and Flat Deck No Tilt designs with different operating setups.
- Published family range
- 20–30 ton
- Axle configurations
- 2 or 3
- ART reference width
- 102 in.
What to compare
Fixed deck or air tilt
Compare how each design loads your machines. The ART uses air-operated deck and ramp functions; BWS also publishes fixed and non-tilting alternatives.
Start at the hitch
Review pintle-eye height, hitch rating, tow-vehicle capacity and air connections together. The trailer’s published rating does not establish the tow vehicle’s capability.
Work through everyday details
Landing gear, toolbox access, tie-down positions and decking make a difference at each stop. Match them to the way your crew loads and secures equipment.
Selected model references
| Model | Overall length | Axles |
|---|---|---|
| 20ART | 34 ft 6 in. | 2 |
| 25ART / 30ART | 37 ft 6 in. | 3 |
Selected ART model entries list 102 in. width, Hutch 9700 spring suspension and 1¾ in. hardwood flooring with deck plate over the wheels. Other tag families and options differ.
Manufacturer reference ranges and models. Confirm current specifications, ratings and options on the quoted build. Published ratings do not establish legal payload.
Bring these details to your quote
- Tow vehicle and rated pintle hitch
- Equipment weights, dimensions and clearance
- Required air connections and ramp operation
- Loading space and the number of daily stops
Current BWS inventory
Tag-along trailers
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No matching BWS model is currently listed. Send your requirements and we’ll check options, availability and timing.
Before you choose
BWS describes the ART’s deck and ramp operation as air-operated, without hydraulics. Confirm the required air supply and connections for the selected trailer and tow vehicle.
No. The range includes fixed and non-tilting designs as well as air-tilt configurations. Compare the loading approach and equipment clearance before choosing a model.
Compare another BWS family
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Discuss BWS tag-along trailers.
Tell us what you haul and when you need it. Include equipment dimensions, weight, location and any preferred model. We’ll use those details to start the conversation.
Bring these details to your quote
- Tow vehicle and rated pintle hitch
- Equipment weights, dimensions and clearance
- Required air connections and ramp operation
- Loading space and the number of daily stops
Send your requirements
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