2200kg Single Axle Flatbed Trailer
Our Single Axle Flatbed Trailer is specially designed for lighter applications hauling smaller vehicles and loads. With a max ATM of 2200kg and a TARE of only 650kg you have a generous load capacity of up to 1550kg. The trailer has a load area of 4200x1950mm and includes adjustable vehicle ramps with fixed stabilisers. The plans will provide all the necessary drawings, instructions, parts lists and handy tips to enable you to build with confidence, knowing your trailer will conform to legal requirements.
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
- Load Area LxWxH:  4200x1950x510mm  (±14×6½x1.7ft)
- Overall Size LxWxH:   5954x2460x2300mm (±19½x8x7½ft) Ramps Up
- Max. ATM:Â Â Â 2200kg
- TARE:   ±650kg
- Max. Load capacity:   ±1550kg
- Chassis & Frame Construction:Â Â Â Channel, RHS & SHS (various sections)
- Suspension:Â Â Â Single Axle & Leaf Springs
- Features:Â Â Â Adjustable ramps, front guards, light weight, quick ramp deployment & storage
- Contents:Â Â Â Detailed part & assembly drawings, assembly guide, parts & cutting lists, pictures and a number of optional drawing files (DXF & EXCEL files are an optional free download)
- File Size:Â Â Â 10.3MB (PDF)
Please take note of load area size (length & width) and make sure it suits you needs, especially for larger vehicles.
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More Info
The trailer features an optional chariot style nose guard to protect the cargo from potential stone damage from the tow vehicle. This is particularly useful on long-haul trips and on dirt roads. The design also includes handy features like tie-down hooks, double safety chains and chequer plate bed that could be either full width or strip. The assembly guide included in the plans will assist you in the construction and give you lots of guidance on brakes, axles, suspension and other components.
Key features of this design
- Low ride bed height with generously long ramps for ease of loading
- Over 1.5T load capacity
- 4.5m long bed area with 1.95m between mudguards (max width)
- Quick ramp deployment and storage
- Spare wheel storage on drawbar
- Economic material selection and usage
- Simple fabrication and assembly methods, no specialist equipment required
Braking requirements
This single axle flatbed trailer will require brakes to be fitted. Over-ride brakes (mechanical or hydraulic) are only permitted up to 2000kg GTM (about 2200kg ATM with a 200kg ball load). An emergency brake unit (ie: Brake-Away) is required above 2000kg GTM. We also recommend the use of an efficient handbrake.
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.
Please take note of load area size (length & width) and make sure it suits you needs, especially for larger vehicles.
Plan Contents
- A single PDF document for your download and viewing convenience
- 10 detailed part & assembly drawings (print to A4 or A3)
- All dimensions required including ISO weld symbols
- Certificate of Compliance (CoC) for ADR 62 – Drawbar
- 10 pages of comprehensive work & assembly instructions
- 11 Additional component and instructional drawings
- Electrical wiring diagram including round & flat plug wiring detail
- Complete parts list of all manufactured & purchased components
- Complete cut list of all steel sections
- Detailed (enlarged) views of tricky or important bits
- 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 (optional free download)
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