24' Deckover Tilt Trailer: Specs, Price & Where to Buy

Key Takeaways

• A 24' deckover tilt trailer has a full 102-inch deck that sits over the wheels, and the bed tilts to the ground so wide equipment drives straight on without ramps.

• Three builds cover most jobs: the Diamond C HXD207 (15,500 lb gravity tilt), the Maxx-D TOX10224 (17,500 lb power tilt), and the Diamond C HXD210 (23,000 lb max wide).

• Gravity tilt lowers under the load's weight for a simpler, cheaper build, while power tilt uses an electric-hydraulic system for faster, repeat loading.

• Pricing runs from $14,988 cash for the 15.5k HXD207 to $16,488 for the Maxx-D (with a factory 12k winch) and $21,498 for the 23k HXD210.

• Poplar Bluff Trailer carries various 24’ deckover tilt models, updates inventory daily, offers online financing, and delivers across the Midwest.

24' Deckover Tilt Trailer Specs

A 24' deckover tilt trailer has a full 102-inch deck that sits above the tires instead of between them. That layout matters because there are no fender wells cutting into the bed, so wide-stance machines can sit flat across the whole surface. On top of that, the bed tilts down to the ground, which means equipment drives straight on without you setting up separate ramps.

Across the market, 24' deckover tilts come in a range of builds, but they split along the same two lines: how the tilt works and how much weight the trailer holds. Gravity tilt uses a hydraulically dampened deck that lowers on its own under the weight of the load, so it stays simple and lower-cost. Powered tilt does the same job with an electric and hydraulic system, which makes repeat loading faster and easier.

The second divider is capacity. Ratings on this trailer class commonly run from around 14,000 lb up past 20,000 lb. Three builds stand out at Poplar Bluff Trailer: the 15,500 lb Diamond C HXD207 on gravity tilt, the 17,500 lb Maxx-D TOX10224 on power tilt with a factory 12k winch, and the 23,000 lb Diamond C HXD210 with powered tilt and a max-wide deck. 

24' Deckover Tilt Trailer Options & Their Features

Diamond C HXD207 24' x 102" (15.5k Gravity Tilt)

The HXD207 measures 102 inches wide by 24 feet long at 15,500 lb GVWR, with the deck split into a 6-foot stationary section and an 18-foot tilt bed on the L24 frame. Its gravity tilt lowers on a dampening cylinder instead of a powered ram, which trims both the price and the parts count. 

A 2-inch treated wood floor takes the drive-on wear, and the fixed front section holds attachments while the machine rides the tilt bed. For crews hauling compact equipment that still needs the full deckover width, this build covers the job without stepping up to a heavier rig.

The Diamond C HXD207 offers a 102-inch deckover layout with an 18-foot gravity tilt bed rated at 15,500 lb GVWR. 

Maxx-D TOX10224 24' x 102" (17.5k Power Tilt)

The TOX10224 measures 102 inches wide by 24 feet long, has a 17,500 lb GVWR, and sits between the two Diamond C builds on capacity. It rides on two 8,000 lb electric-brake axles with slipper spring suspension and commercial ST215/75R17.5 H-range tires, and the deck is a 2x8 treated wood floor with a 2-foot stationary front and a knife-edge rear entry.

What sets this build apart is the factory Warrior 12k winch mounted with a winch roller, which handles dead loads and disabled equipment that can't drive on under their own power. Add the 10-inch I-beam frame, 20,000 lb hydraulic jack, and lockable tongue toolbox, and this one suits crews that load heavy and want recovery built in.

The Maxx-D TOX10224 offers a 102-inch power tilt deckover rated at 17,500 lb GVWR with a factory Warrior 12k winch. 

Diamond C HXD210 24' x 102" (23k Powered/Gravity Tilt, Max Wide)

The HXD210 keeps the same 24-foot deckover footprint but climbs to 23,000 lb GVWR on two 10K torsion electric drum-brake oil-bath axles. It carries the Max Wide Package with 10-gauge drive-over fenders and an integrated frame extension, and it offers both gravity and powered tilt, with a lithium battery running the powered deck. 

The heavier axles and wider drive-over surface suit larger compact track loaders and wide machinery that the 15.5k build would top out under. It is the top of the 24' deckover tilt range currently on the lot.

The Diamond C HXD210 offers 23,000 lb GVWR with powered and gravity tilt for hauling wide, heavy machinery. 

24' Deckover Tilt Trailer Price

Pricing tracks capacity, tilt type, and extras like winches. The 15.5k gravity-tilt HXD207 is listed at $14,988 cash ($16,995 retail), with the cash price carrying the savings against retail.

The 17.5k Maxx-D TOX10224 sits in the middle at $16,488 cash ($18,995 retail). It runs power tilt and comes with a factory Warrior 12k winch, wireless remote, and a 20,000 lb hydraulic jack.

The 23k max-wide HXD210, with powered tilt, 10K axles, and drive-over fenders, is listed at $21,498 cash ($24,995 retail). Configurations vary by axle, jack, and finish, so the current figure is listed on each unit's page, and financing is available online to spread the cost. Inventory updates daily, so the latest listing gives you the accurate price and current availability before you commit.

Where to Buy a 24' Deckover Tilt Trailer

Buyers across Missouri, Illinois, and the surrounding Mid-South (Cape Girardeau, Paducah, West Plains, Memphis, and the St. Louis region) can source a 24' deckover tilt through Poplar Bluff Trailer on a short timeline. Use these steps:

• Open the live tilt-trailer inventory and filter for the 24' x 102" deckover builds, the HXD207 and HXD210.

• Match the spec to your load: pick capacity (15,500 lb or 23,000 lb) and tilt type (gravity or powered/gravity on the 23k).

• Confirm the current price and request a quote on the unit's listing, then review online financing if you plan to finance.

• Choose fulfillment: free in-store pickup at our Poplar Bluff, MO location, or delivery for a fee to most areas across the Midwest.

• Complete the purchase. Most buyers close within one to five days once the spec is matched.

24' Deckover Tilt Trailers: Comparison Table

Buying a 24' Deckover Tilt From Poplar Bluff Trailer

Poplar Bluff Trailer offers two 24' deckover tilt models suited to different load capacities and tilt preferences. 

The choice comes down to two things: how much weight you haul, and how you want the deck to move. The 15.5k HXD207 covers compact equipment on a simple gravity tilt; the 17.5k Maxx-D TOX10224 adds power tilt and a factory 12k winch for loading and recovery; and the 23k HXD210 steps up to 10K axles for heavier, wider machines, all on the same 102-inch deck.

We keep our trailers on daily-updated inventory in Poplar Bluff, MO, so contractors and haulers across Missouri and Illinois see accurate stock before making the drive. We offer online financing and usually close purchases within one to five days. Match your load to the right capacity and get a current quote on our live 24' deckover tilt listings.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What can a 24' deckover tilt trailer haul?

The 102-inch full-width deckover surface and 24-foot length handle skid steers, mini and compact excavators, scissor lifts, compact track loaders, and wide implements. With GVWR options of 15,500 lb and 23,000 lb, the heavier build carries larger machines plus an attachment staged on the deck, while the lighter build suits most single compact machines.

How wide is a 24' deckover tilt trailer, and why does the width matter?

A 24' deckover tilt runs a 102-inch deck set above the tires, with no fender wells cutting into the bed. That full width lets wide-track machines sit flat across the deck, which a narrower 82-inch between-fender tilt cannot do. Deckover width is the main reason buyers pick this style for wide-stance equipment.

Gravity tilt or powered tilt on a 24' deckover trailer?

Gravity (dampened) tilt lowers under load weight, keeping the build simpler and lower in cost, which fits occasional or budget-focused hauls. Powered tilt drives the deck with an electric/hydraulic system for fast repeat loading and pairs with the heavier 23k axle package. Daily commercial users tend toward powered; lighter-duty users often choose gravity.

What truck do I need to tow a 23k 24' deckover tilt trailer?

A 23,000 lb GVWR deckover tilt generally calls for a heavy one-ton or dually truck with the correct hitch rating and an electric brake controller. The 15,500 lb build needs less truck. Exact towing capacity depends on your vehicle's configuration, so confirm your ratings with the manufacturer before hauling near maximum weight.

Why buy a 24' deckover tilt trailer from Poplar Bluff Trailer?

Poplar Bluff Trailer keeps its 24' deckover tilts on daily-updated live inventory, so availability is accurate before you drive in. Buyers across Missouri, Illinois, and the Mid-South get online financing, a one-to-five-day purchase cycle, and free in-store pickup or paid Midwest delivery from Poplar Bluff Trailer on the build they need.

*Note: Prices shown are estimates based on current market conditions at the time of writing and may change without notice. Confirm trailer availability, specifications, and final pricing directly with Poplar Bluff Trailer.