3 Best Trailers for Track Loaders: Specs, GVWR & Price

Key Takeaways

• Matching a trailer to a track loader comes down to the machine's operating weight and the trailer's GVWR, since getting that pairing wrong puts you either overloaded or over-budget.

• Deck configuration matters as much as GVWR, since a deckover layout opens the full deck width for loading and a low-profile deck reduces the ramp angle for rubber track machines with limited ground clearance.

• For compact track loaders in the 8,000 to 11,000 lb range, the MAXX-D H8B10224 and DOX10224 at Poplar Bluff Trailer both hit 17,500 lb GVWR and are priced from $10,998.

• For machines pushing past 12,000 lbs, the Diamond C LPX210 at Poplar Bluff Trailer steps up to 20,000 lb GVWR with torsion axle suspension and a low-profile deck at $14,998.

• All three units are new and in stock at Poplar Bluff Trailer, with daily inventory updates and a purchase process most buyers wrap up in one to five days.

Track Loader Trailers: What You Need to Know

Contractors hauling track loaders have three purpose-built bumper pull options: the MAXX-D H8B10224, the MAXX-D DOX10224, and the Diamond C LPX210. GVWR ratings span 17,500 to 20,000 lbs, with payload capacity, suspension type, and deck layout varying in ways that matter once you're on the job site.

All three are in stock at Poplar Bluff Trailer in Poplar Bluff, MO, with real-time inventory accuracy and a purchase process most buyers wrap up in one to five days. Each section below covers the specs, payload, and current pricing to help you match the right trailer to your machine.

What Are the Top Trailers for Track Loaders?

Find MAXX-D, Diamond C, Load Trail, and other top trailer brands at Poplar Bluff Trailer. 

1. MAXX-D H8B Heavy Duty Equipment Hauler

The MAXX-D H8B10224 is a purpose-built equipment hauler for contractors running compact to mid-size track loaders. At 102 inches wide and 24 feet long, it gives you room to work and room to load without sweating the approach angle. The 2x8 treated wood floor provides grip and durability under steel tracks, heavy-duty stand-up ramps keep loading fast without fussing with folding systems, and slipper spring suspension handles uneven load distribution better than cheaper setups.

Key Specs

• Model: MAXX-D H8B10224

• Dimensions: 102" Wide x 24' Long

• Floor: 2x8 Treated Wood

• Axles: 2 – 8,000 lb Electric Brake Axles

• Suspension: Slipper Spring

• Tires: (4) ST215/75R17.5 H-Rated Radial

• Coupler: 2-5/16" Adjustable

• Ramps: Heavy Duty Stand-Up Ramps

• Lighting: Flushmount LED

• Hitch Type: Bumper Pull

GVWR and Payload

The H8B carries a 17,500 lb GVWR with a payload capacity of 12,465 lbs, comfortably covering most compact track loaders and putting you in range for lighter mid-size machines. The dovetail is a 2-foot design, and the trailer ships with a standard sealed wiring harness as part of the base spec.

Price

The MAXX-D H8B10224 is listed at $10,998 at Poplar Bluff Trailer, down from a retail price of $13,995. Financing is available, and the price listed is for cash or check purchase. 

2. MAXX-D DOX10224 Deckover Equipment Trailer

The MAXX-D DOX10224 is a deckover configuration, meaning the deck sits over the fenders rather than between them, giving you the full 102 inches of usable deck width without frame rails cutting into your loading space. For contractors hauling wider track loaders or needing extra clearance on the deck, the deckover layout is a real advantage. The I-beam tongue integrates a toolbox, a practical detail on working job sites where you need tools close at hand.

Key Specs at a Glance

• Model: MAXX-D DOX10224

• Dimensions: 102" Wide x 24' Long

• Frame: 10" x 12LB I-Beam

• Tongue: I-Beam with Integrated Toolbox

• Coupler: 2-5/16" Adjustable

• Jack: 1 – 10K Drop-Leg Jack

• Dovetail: 4' Self-Cleaning Dove

• Ramps: MAXX-D OUT Ramps

• Cargo Control: 2" x 3/8" Rub Rail with Stake Pockets and Pipe Spools

• Tie-Downs: 5/8" D-Rings (4 Total)

• Hitch Type: Bumper Pull

GVWR and Payload

The DOX10224 carries a 17,500 lb GVWR with a payload of 12,150 lbs, about 315 lbs under the H8B and worth knowing if you're at the edge of your machine's operating weight. The 4-foot self-cleaning dovetail reduces the approach angle significantly compared to a standard 2-foot dove.

Price

Poplar Bluff Trailer has the DOX10224 priced at $11,998, against a retail price of $13,995. 

The DOX10224 has a GVWR of 17,500 lbs.

3. Diamond C LPX210 Low Profile Equipment Trailer

The Diamond C LPX210 is the trailer for contractors who regularly load machines with limited ground clearance. The low-profile deck cuts the ramp-to-deck transition angle for rubber track machines that bind or scrape on standard trailers, and it comes standard with a 15K Simol 2-speed drop-leg jack and four 5/8-inch D-rings.

Key Specs

• Model: Diamond C LPX210

• Dimensions: 82" Wide x 22' Long

• Frame: Engineered Beam Frame

• Cross-Members: 3" I-Beam on 16" Centers

• Floor: 2" Treated Wood

• Fenders: 12-Gauge Teardrop Smooth Bolt-On

• Axles: 2 – 10K Electric Drum Brakes

• Suspension: 10K Torsion Straight Axles

• Dovetail: 36" Self-Cleaning Dove

• Ramps: MAX Ramps

• Tie-Downs: 4 – 5/8" D-Rings

• Tongue Box: HD V-Tongue Box with Lid

• Coupler: 2-5/16" 21K Demco EZ-Latch Flat Mount

• Jack: Single 15K Simol 2-Speed Drop-Leg Jack

• Hitch Type: Bumper Pull

GVWR and Payload

The LPX210 carries a 20,000 lb GVWR, the highest of the three, with torsion axle suspension that delivers a smoother ride and real headroom for mid-size track loaders pushing past the 12,000 lb mark.

Price

The step up to 20,000 lb GVWR and the expanded standard feature set comes in at $14,998 at Poplar Bluff Trailer, off a retail of $17,995. 

Choose among any of the three trailers for track loaders. 

Top Trailers for Track Loaders: Comparison Table

Why Choose Poplar Bluff Trailer for Your Next Trailer?

The right trailer comes down to your machine's operating weight and how it loads. The H8B and DOX10224 cover most compact track loaders at 17,500 lb GVWR, while the LPX210 steps up to 20,000 lbs for heavier machines and low-clearance situations. Match the trailer to the machine, not the reverse.

We stock all three trailers at our store, with daily inventory updates so what you see is what's available. Most buyers complete their purchase in one to five days. We sell 100 to 120 trailers monthly, and financing is available if you need it.

View Poplar Bluff Trailer's full inventory. 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What GVWR Do I Need to Haul a Track Loader?

For most compact track loaders in the 8,000 to 11,000 lb operating weight range, a trailer with a 17,500 lb GVWR and a payload capacity in the 12,000+ lb range will cover you. If you're running a mid-size track loader pushing 13,000 lbs or more, step up to a 20,000 lb GVWR trailer like the Diamond C LPX210 to give yourself the legal and safety margin you need. Always verify your machine's actual operating weight, not the manufacturer's rated capacity, before matching it to a trailer.

Can I Haul a Track Loader on a Bumper Pull Trailer?

Yes, all three trailers covered here are bumper pull configurations and are fully capable of hauling compact to mid-size track loaders when paired with an appropriately rated tow vehicle. A properly equipped 3/4-ton or 1-ton pickup with the right hitch rating handles these trailers without issue. Confirm your truck's tow rating and tongue weight capacity before you hook up, not after.

What Is the Difference Between the MAXX-D H8B and the DOX10224?

Both trailers share a 17,500 lb GVWR and a 102-inch by 24-foot footprint, but the DOX10224 is a deckover design, meaning the deck runs over the fenders and gives you the full 102 inches of unobstructed loading width. The H8B carries a slightly higher payload at 12,465 lbs versus the DOX10224's 12,150 lbs, and uses a 2-foot dovetail with stand-up ramps rather than the DOX10224's 4-foot self-cleaning dovetail and MAXX-D OUT Ramp system. If maximum deck width is the priority, go with the DOX10224; if you want the higher payload and a faster solo ramp setup, the H8B is the better fit.

Is a Low Profile Trailer Better for Track Loaders?

Track loaders with rubber tracks and limited belly clearance benefit from a lower deck height because it reduces the transition angle from the ramp to the deck. The Diamond C LPX210's low-profile design is built for machines that scrape or bind on a higher deck trailer. If your track loader has adequate ground clearance and you're not hitting clearance issues during loading, a standard equipment hauler like the H8B or DOX10224 works well and may offer more usable deck space overall.

What Types of Trailers Does Poplar Bluff Trailer Stock?

Poplar Bluff Trailer stocks heavy-duty equipment trailers across multiple configurations, GVWR classes, and brands, with current inventory including MAXX-D options like the H8B and DOX10224 at 17,500 lb GVWR and Diamond C options like the LPX210 at 20,000 lb GVWR. All units are new and available for immediate purchase and pickup at the Poplar Bluff, MO location. Every trailer ships with LED lighting, sealed wiring harnesses, and heavy-duty ramp systems included as standard, with no stripped-down base models that need expensive add-ons before they're job-site ready.

*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.