The Freighter Skeletal trailer range is as flexible as you are, offering a wide array of styles, options and configurations to suit your workload. The Freighter Skel Trailer has a low profile, with a strong but lightweight design to deliver a logistical solution to meet any transport need.
Designed to withstand rigorous wharf loading conditions, Freighter Skeletal trailers are low tare, high payload trailers that work with you to give you a competitive cost advantage.
Freighter’s long established attention to detail means that every twist lock is built to last and finished in “electro-plate yellow” to make accurate and fast container loading much easier on our skeletal trailers.
Available in Single trailer, Lead, Tag and B-double combinations, click on the products below for more details about individual Freighter Skeletal trailer models.
Within Oberon Quarries’ fleet are a number of recently acquired Trout River Live Bottom trailers from MaxiTRANS, which with their inherent durability and reliability, have proven their dominance throughout some of Australia’s harshest road conditions.
Tony Singh of Blue Tippers SEQ explains the benefits and reasoning behind the company’s acquisition of brand-new Trout River rigid body units, which demonstrate greater outcomes in terms of efficiency and safety due to its ability to unload contents without the need to tip.
Bentley Quarry has recently taken delivery of a new Hamelex White truck body and 4 axle dog tipper combination from MaxiTRANS, which, due to its Performance-Based Standards specifications, has delivered a significant boost to the fleet’s operating capabilities.
Bitu-Mill has recently taken delivery of four new Trout River Live Bottom trailers from MaxiTRANS, which have been deployed throughout its national fleet, complementing the company’s road maintenance operations with enhanced safety and reliability.
Mixing beekeepers, buzzing bees, tutors, and students all swarming around the heart of the operation, a specially developed Maxi-CUBE Classic Dry Freight van, in the middle of Victorian bushland and you’d be excused for wondering what on earth is going on.
