Make loading part of the plan.
The right deck is only part of an equipment-hauling trailer. Compare the loading method, approach clearance and tractor or truck connection, then work with Western on the Felling configuration that fits your job.
Live inventory
No current listings are showing for this brand. Tell us about the load, the application and when you need it. Our sales team can check the next steps.
Product guides and example photos describe manufacturer configurations. They are separate from live inventory; confirm the actual trailer’s build sheet and availability with sales.
Felling’s commercial and construction ranges offer several routes onto the deck. These four starting points help narrow the conversation; sales can confirm model options and sourcing for the equipment you need.
Equipment & over-the-road freight
Compare the lower-deck length, loaded deck height and support points for your load. The OTR range includes low- and high-deck versions, plus different axle and capacity configurations.
Models to discuss
FT-70-2 OTR-L · FT-80-3 OTR-L · OTR-L & OTR-H configurations
Check the fit
How much usable lower deck and loaded height does your freight require?
Rear loading & dock access
A folding hydraulic tail changes the approach onto the main deck and can support dock loading on the specified configuration. Compare ground clearance, transitions and the tail’s own rating with the equipment you will move.
Models to discuss
PL-HT low-deck models · PH-HT high-deck models
Check the fit
Will the machine clear the approach and deck transitions through the full loading movement?
Front loading & heavy equipment
Explore hydraulic detachable goosenecks for construction machinery, agricultural loads and low-deck applications. HDG, AG, HD and SL are distinct configurations, so compare the actual neck, deck and axle arrangement.
Models to discuss
X-FORCE HDG · AG Series · HD Series · SL Series
Check the fit
What are the load’s weight, transport height, ground clearance and support points?
Jobsite moves & truck-towed equipment
Felling’s construction range includes deck-over tag trailers, deck-over tilts and smaller drop-deck trailers. Compare deck access, ramp or tilt operation, hitch, brakes and tow-vehicle compatibility as a complete package.
Models to discuss
Deck-over tag · Deck-over tilt · Drop-deck ramp & tilt
Check the fit
What will tow it, and do ramps or a tilting deck better fit the machine?
Distributed capacity, concentrated capacity and deck dimensions answer different questions. Compare the exact trailer’s build sheet against your machine or freight before choosing the model.
Bring the weight and the distance between wheels, tracks or other contact points. A full-deck distributed rating does not apply automatically to a short, concentrated load.
Compare approach and breakover clearance, lower-deck height and usable deck length. Include any attachments that remain on the machine during transport.
Confirm hitch or fifth-wheel setup, swing clearance, brake connections, hydraulic supply and operating requirements with the actual truck.
Include the route, delivery location and target date. Ask sales to verify the quoted equipment, availability and financing steps.
Figures recorded on Western’s FT-70-2 OTR-L listing, checked September 18, 2026. They describe that listed configuration, not every OTR model or a legal road payload. Confirm the actual build sheet with sales.
View the matching FT-70-2 OTR-L listingCompare loaded height, deck length, ramps and the equipment you carry.
Work through loading access, clearances and the case for a lower well.
Discuss replacement decking and the working surface on your trailer.
Explore the manufacturer’s construction catalog and model documents.
No. This page explains manufacturer product families and example configurations. The live inventory section shows Western’s current listings with available and incoming units counted separately. Ask sales about a model that is not listed.
Start with the machine’s ground clearance, weight and dimensions, then consider where and how you load. Compare each trailer’s approach, deck transitions and loading arrangement with your tractor or truck setup.
Felling’s OTR page lists a 35-inch loaded deck height for OTR-L and a 41-inch loaded deck height for OTR-H. These are manufacturer series references; confirm the dimensions, wheels and actual configuration of the trailer you are buying.
No. Felling’s specifications distinguish distributed capacity from concentrated loads. The FT-70-2 OTR-L listing, for example, records separate ratings over 10-foot and 4-foot spans. Compare the actual load support points with the correct build sheet and route requirements.
Share the load, loading or unloading method, route and target date. Include a model or listing if you already have one in mind.
Review commercial trailer financing and discuss the information needed for your purchase.
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