Equipment Trailers for Sale in Missouri: Prices, Options & Where to Buy

Key Takeaways

• The different types of equipment trailers you can find in Missouri include bumper pull, gooseneck, tilt deck, and car haulers for vehicle transport.

• Equipment trailers in Missouri vary widely in size and capacity, from 14,000-lb GVWR bumper pulls to heavy-duty 22,000-lb haulers like the 2026 Maxx-D H9X10224.

• Three standout options cover the range: the Maxx-D H9X10224, the Diamond C LPX207, and the Load Trail CB8322.

• Pricing at Poplar Bluff Trailer runs from $7,488 (Load Trail CB8322) to $13,998 (Maxx-D H9X10224), with the Diamond C LPX207 at $12,998.

• At Poplar Bluff Trailer, we stock a wide range of equipment, with daily-updated inventory, competitive pricing, and easy financing for buyers across Missouri and the Mid-South.

Missouri Equipment Trailer Buyers: Here Is What You Need to Know First

Equipment trailers are the backbone of moving heavy machinery, getting skid steers, excavators, track loaders, and ag equipment from yard to job site without downtime or damage. Missouri buyers have several configurations to choose from.

Bumper-pull haulers are great for hauling without a gooseneck-equipped truck, while gooseneck trailers are better suited to heavier loads and offer superior stability. Tilt decks are built for low-clearance machines, while car haulers are for vehicle transport. 

Each one is built around a different balance of capacity, loading style, and tow setup, and they vary in price. They start as low as $7,488 at Poplar Bluff Trailer (or less, depending on the exact model) and can go into the tens of thousands of dollars.

Equipment Trailer Types Available in Missouri

Bumper Pull Equipment Trailers

Bumper pull trailers hitch to a standard 2-5/16" ball mount on the back of your truck, with no fifth wheel or gooseneck ball required. They're the most accessible option for buyers who don't have a gooseneck-equipped tow vehicle. 

In Missouri, you'll commonly find bumper pull equipment trailers with I-beam or channel frame construction in 14,000 lb GVWR configurations, like the Load Trail CB8322, which runs 83" x 22' and comes with MAX ramps and a built-in toolbox.

Gooseneck Equipment Trailers

Gooseneck trailers use a ball hitch mounted in the bed of your pickup truck, which shifts the tongue weight over the rear axle for dramatically better stability and higher payload capacity. This is the preferred setup for anyone hauling equipment that regularly exceeds 14,000 lbs.

Tilt Trailers

Tilt deck trailers eliminate the ramp problem. The rear section of the deck tilts down to ground level, creating a smooth, low-angle loading surface. This is especially valuable for low-clearance equipment that can't easily climb a steep ramp angle. Tilt trailers are popular in Missouri among buyers hauling compact track loaders, turf equipment, and vehicles with limited ground clearance.

Car Haulers & Auto Transport Trailers

Car haulers are a specialized subset of equipment trailers built with lower deck heights, longer wheelbases, and often dual-rail or full-width decks designed to cradle vehicle tires without damage. 

In Missouri, they're popular among auto dealers, collectors, and contractors who need to move work trucks or company vehicles between job sites. Most car haulers run between 18 and 24 feet with a 7,000 to 14,000 lb GVWR, and many feature drive-over fenders and adjustable tie-down rails built into the deck.

Equipment Trailers in Missouri: Best Options

1. 2025 Maxx-D Trailers H9X10224 24' x 102" 22K

The Maxx-D H9X10224 is built for buyers who haul heavy and haul often. At 24 feet long and 102 inches wide, this trailer gives you room to work with when loading wide-stance equipment like full-size excavators, large agricultural machinery, or multiple compact units in a single trip.

Maxx-D's proprietary engineered beam is purpose-designed to handle dynamic load stress. 

With a 22,000-lb GVWR, you get a weight-over-axle advantage that makes towing this loaded trailer more stable than any comparable bumper pull at this capacity. 

The Maxx-D H9X10224 has a payload capacity of 16,220 lbs and a GVWR of 22,000 lbs.

Price

The Maxx-D H9X10224 typically retails for $18,995, but is available at Poplar Bluff Trailer for a cash price of $13,998. 

2. 2026 Diamond C LPX207 22' x 102" Low Profile Equipment 

Diamond C's LPX207 features a low-profile deck that makes loading easier and a width of 102 inches that accommodates oversized equipment. With a 15,500-lb GVWR, it covers most compact and mid-size construction equipment without requiring the heaviest-duty tow setup.

The X-Ramp system on this trailer is a standout feature. Diamond C engineered the X-Ramp configuration to reduce ramp angle and improve load approach, which is a real-world advantage when you're loading equipment with limited ground clearance or working on a job site with uneven terrain. 

At 22 feet long and 102 inches wide, the deck dimensions match the Maxx-D above in width while stepping down in GVWR, making this the right choice when you need wide-load capability without the full 22k gooseneck setup.

The Diamond C LPX207 features heavy-duty black steel wheels with a matching 18-ply spare tire. 

Price

The Diamond C LPX207 typically retails for $14,995, but is available at Poplar Bluff Trailer for a cash price of $12,998. 

3. 2026 Load Trail CB8322 83" x 22' I-Beam Equipment Hauler 14K

The Load Trail CB8322 is the bumper pull solution for buyers who need a capable equipment hauler without upgrading to a gooseneck tow vehicle. At 83 inches wide and 22 feet long with a 14,000 lb GVWR and an I-beam frame, this trailer handles the vast majority of compact construction and agricultural equipment that Missouri contractors and landowners work with daily.

It is one of the most practical entry points into major equipment hauling in Missouri. The I-beam frame provides the rigidity you need for repeated heavy loading cycles. Additionally, the 14,000 lb GVWR puts it in the sweet spot for single-axle skid steers, compact excavators, and small track loaders.

The Load Trail CB8322 comes with a dedicated spare tire mount and removable diamond-plate fenders. 

Price

The Load Trail CB8322 typically retails for $8,995, but is available at Poplar Bluff Trailer for a cash price of $7,488. 

Equipment Trailers in Missouri: Summary Table

Get the Right Equipment Trailer at Poplar Bluff Trailer

The three trailers covered above address the most common equipment-hauling needs, with GVWRs ranging from 14,000 to 22,000 lbs. Match the GVWR and deck to your equipment and factor in the hitch setup your truck supports to find the right trailer for your hauling needs. 

At Poplar Bluff Trailer, we stock a wide range of equipment trailers from Maxx-D, Diamond C, Load Trail, and other top brands, with inventory updated daily, so the unit listed online is the one waiting on the lot. Our high-volume model keeps pricing competitive, and we offer straightforward financing, and rent-to-own is available for buyers who prefer it. Browse our live inventory to find your next equipment trailer.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Do I need a special license to pull an equipment trailer in Missouri?

In Missouri, you do not need a Commercial Driver's License (CDL) as long as the combined gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of your tow vehicle and trailer stays under 26,001 lbs. Most equipment trailers in the 14,000 to 22,000 lb GVWR range, when paired with a standard heavy-duty pickup truck, fall below that threshold.

Is it better to buy a new or used equipment trailer in Missouri?

New equipment trailers come with manufacturer warranties, current safety ratings, and no wear on critical components such as axles, brakes, and ramp hinges. Used trailers can offer a lower upfront cost, but inspection is critical. Hidden frame damage, worn brake hardware, and degraded wiring are common issues on used heavy-duty trailers that have been regularly put to work.  

What is the difference between a bumper pull and a gooseneck equipment trailer?

A bumper pull trailer attaches to a ball hitch mounted on the rear bumper or receiver of your tow vehicle. It's the simplest setup, compatible with any properly rated pickup truck, and requires no bed modifications. The trade-off is that tongue weight is concentrated behind the rear axle, which limits stability and total haul capacity, effectively capping most bumper-pull equipment trailers at around 14,000 to 16,000 lbs GVWR before handling becomes an issue.

Can I finance an equipment trailer purchase when buying from Poplar Bluff Trailer?

Yes. At Poplar Bluff Trailer, we offer easy online financing for qualified buyers, including no-money-down options with credit approval and no early payoff penalty for most lenders. A rent-to-own option is also available for buyers who prefer that route. Applying online before you visit speeds up the process, which is part of why most customers complete their purchase within a few days.

*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.