Rugged Home Delivery
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Delivery detailsTrailers that work the way your business does.
Start with one dependable work trailer or define a repeatable specification for every crew. Build around the tools, materials, and equipment your business moves every day.
What you typically haul.
The recommended 6.5×14 tandem utility provides a nominal 78×168-inch deck and 5,911 lb estimated base payload for tools, equipment, and crew supplies. The published deck and estimated base payload above are the starting limits. Define the heaviest repeatable equipment-and-material load, then use the builder’s option-adjusted payload to standardize a configuration crews can reuse.
Three starting points for this work.
Open any starting point in the builder, then change every available option.
Best open work trailerRecommended
6.5 x 14 Tandem Axle Trailer
An open tandem-axle deck for tools, materials, and equipment that need fast access throughout the day.
- Starting price
- $7,549
- Payload
- 5,911 lb
Best for secure storage
Rugged 7 × 14 Enclosed
An enclosed starting point for businesses that want tools and supplies organized behind a closed shell.
- Starting price
- $9,085
- Payload
- Confirmed with your specialist
Easiest equipment loading
6.5 x 13.5 Single Axle Tilt Trailer
A tilt-deck starting point for crews that regularly load wheeled equipment without separate ramps.
- Starting price
- $7,195
- Payload
- 1,965 lb
What to add. What to skip.
A short list beats a long options sheet. These calls come from how this work actually loads and rides — change any of them in the builder.
Worth adding
Earns its keep on every trip.
- Repeatable tie-down layout
- Placing securement points consistently helps crews load familiar equipment the same way from one trailer to the next.
- Work-ready storage
- Organized storage keeps commonly used tools and supplies easy to find.
- Job-matched loading system
- Choose a gate, ramp, or tilt deck around the equipment your crews load most often rather than adding complexity they will not use.
- Consistent lighting and power
- A repeatable lighting and charging setup gives crews a familiar baseline when enclosed units are added to the business.
Quantities, sizes, and loading specifics are confirmed in the builder
Skip unless the work demands it
Money better left on the deck.
- One-off layouts for identical work
- When crews perform the same job, unnecessary unit-to-unit differences can make loading, stocking, and handoffs harder to repeat.
- Options without a daily job
- Prioritize features tied to regular work before adding equipment that consumes space or complicates the standard specification.
If the work changes, your specialist can revisit these with you
- Loading
- Match the loading system to the equipment used most often, and keep tie-down locations familiar when more than one crew or trailer shares the work.
- Organization
- Define a home for daily tools, consumables, and securement gear so crews can inspect, restock, and hand off a trailer without relearning the layout.
- Power
- For enclosed work trailers, standardize the same interior-lighting package and choose 12-volt, 30-amp 110-volt shore power, or the combined package. Save that selection in the repeatable build configuration.
Real builds for this work.
Actual Rugged trailers — priced at today's catalog rates with every option itemized.
Delivery and warranty.
The same published delivery and warranty terms apply across configurations.
Warranty
Five years on the aluminum structure for retail use, one year for commercial use, with no warranty registration to file.
Warranty detailsExperiences shared by Rugged owners.
Customer experiences previously shared with Rugged.
Dan wanted a trailer configured around his needs instead of a stock lot model. He used Rugged's online process to choose the setup and had the completed trailer delivered to his door.
Jamie had a 6.5'x14' tandem Rugged with a stone guard delivered for side-by-side trips to Maine. The delivery went smoothly, and the trailer performed well on his longer journeys.
Patrick uses his Rugged trailer in demanding Florida weather. Its light weight, corrosion-resistant aluminum construction, and Rugged's support have made it a dependable part of his landscaping business.