I’m interested in purchasing a 30-ton mini deck from Fontaine, but I see a Transmaster mini deck parked at Landstar’s Rockford yard quite often. It looks like a solid trailer and has what looks like some useful features. I thought I’d ask if any of you have experience with this manufacturer. It’s the only one I can ever recall seeing. Thanks.
-Josh
Do Any of You Own or Use Transmaster Trailers?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by jldilley, Jul 15, 2022.
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Very high quality, I designed that trailer and mine, only 2 like them in the country.
Call Ray Diemer and he’ll hook you up.
567-736-0528
Their plant is only a few miles from the Petro in Carlisle, PA
Fontaine is way better than XL.Attached Files:
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They call it a 10” trailer. It can be fun withe load so close to the ground.
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Pretty cool that you can put a piece of freight on that’s 12’8” and still be legal.
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I wish I could remember the dealer in north Texas, they have 2 10" deck height trailers....... I wanted it but, I ended up getting a 12" mini deck w/34 in the well. Ive heard good things of Transmaster.... stay away from XL.....
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After what OldMan said and the advice I received from another OwnerOp that pulls a mini deck here at Landstar, I will definitely stay away from the XL trailers.
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For general freight a Fontaine 12” has less crown and easier to get to 12”, and much easier to load when detached. No hump.Suspect Zero, jldilley and nikmirbre Thank this.
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