Box Trailer
A heavy duty single axle box trailer in 3 popular sizes (6×4, 7×4 and 7x5ft), a tried and tested design that is strong, economical and reasonably simple to manufacture. The plans will provide you with all the necessary drawings, instructions, parts lists, handy tips and pictures to enable you to build with confidence, including spare wheel mounting bracket, tie-down rails, ladder racks and many other options – all details are included.
The plans conform to the Australian National Code of Practice – Building Small Trailers (VSB1). Trailers built to comply with this code of practice can be registered for on-road use in Australia.
All our trailer plans are compliant with relevant ADRs, applicable in all states and territories for new trailer builds under RVS Regulation.
The plan includes a Certificate of Compliance (CoC) for ADR 62 – Drawbar.
DIGITAL DOWNLOAD – Plans are delivered digitally immediately after payment to get your trailer build project going without delay.
$54.00
- 3 Sizes:   1800×1200(6x4ft), 2100x1200mm(7x4ft), 2100×1500(7x5ft)
- Max. ATM:Â Â Â 750 to 2000kg
- Tare:   ±250kg
- Chassis Construction:Â Â Â Various RHS sections
- Suspension:Â Â Â Single Beam Axle & Leaf Springs
- Box Body:Â Â Â Body Kit with drop tailgate
- Options Included:   Spare wheel bracket, tie-down rails, ladder racks…
- Contents:Â Â Â 10 part & assembly drawings, 13 page assembly guide, DXF files and more
- File Size:Â Â Â 6.9MB (.zip)
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More Info
A comprehensive and detailed set of plans for the construction of a heavy duty single axle box trailer in 3 popular sizes. The plans will provide you with all the necessary drawings, instructions, parts lists, handy tips and pictures to enable you to build with confidence.
The plans include various options that you can select from to customise your trailer to your needs. Whether you need a spare wheel mounting bracket, tie-down rails, ladder racks, or many other options – all the details are included. The ladder racks, spare wheel carrier and tie-down hooks are some of the optional features included with this plan. As they are optional the choice to incorporate them on your trailer build is up to you.
Our box trailer plans are some of the most detailed available. Not only do you get 8 part & assembly drawings as shown here, but also a 13 page assembly guide, some DXF files and a number of pictures to assist you with the build. A practical design, ADR compliant with all the necessary information and detail to get your box trailer build project underway.
The trailer plans conform to the Australian National Code of Practice – Building Small Trailers (VSB1). Trailers built to comply with this code of practice can be registered for on-road use in Australia.
Plan Contents
- Several detailed and fully dimensioned part & assembly drawings
- All dimension in metric units (mm), ISO weld symbols
- Certificate of Compliance (CoC) for ADR 62 – Drawbar
- Comprehensive work & assembly instructions
- Electrical wiring diagram including round & flat plug wiring detail
- Detailed (enlarged) views of tricky or important bits
- Complete parts list of all manufactured & purchased components
- Complete cut list of all steel sections
- Welding details – where & how much of it
- A design that conforms to legal requirements
- Purchased item specifications
- Safety guidelines during construction
- Tools required
- Pictures & handy hints
- DXF files for parts that can be laser cut (Download a FREE DXF viewer here)
- All files in PDF format
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Get your plans in a flash. Depending on the payment option you choose, you will receive a download link as soon as payment has been finalised so you can get your plans and be up and running straight away.
Registration
All our trailer plans are compliant with relevant ADRs, applicable in all states and territories for new trailer builds under RVS Regulation.
Our plans now include a Certificate of Compliance (CoC) for ADR 62 – Drawbar, provided to you free of charge. If you have previously purchased plans and your copy of the plans does not include a CoC, please contact us and a CoC will be provided to you free of charge.
Drawbar test reports are available separately for purchase – Contact us for costs.
What evidence do I need?
DIY or low volume manufacturers (up to 4 trailers per year):
When you are applying on ROVER via the SINGLE VEHICLE APPLICATION (Concessional Pathway), then a CoC is all that is required. This is your assurance from us that the drawbar is compliant with the rule. You do not need to upload the CoC onto ROVER, but you do have to declare that your trailer is compliant.
Manufacturers (5 or more trailers per year):
You will apply on ROVER for a Vehicle Type Approval (VTA) and must retain evidence of compliance for all relevant ADRs for your trailer design/type. A test report from a RVS approved test facility is required as evidence of drawbar compliance to ADR 62. You do not need to upload the report to ROVER, but you must declare that you have the evidence on hand and make it available for inspection if requested by the department.
Drawbar test reports are available separately for purchase – Contact us for costs.
More information on Single Vehicle Application can be found on the ROVER guide: How to apply for a low ATM trailer concessional RAV entry approval, as well as on the REGISTRATION page.
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