Pierced Frame
Lower deck. Stronger frame. Smarter build.
This frame design routes the crossmembers through the main rails instead of stacking them on top—dropping the deck height and boosting structural integrity in one efficient move. It’s a smarter foundation that makes loading easier and hauling more stable.
Why It Matters
Lower Deck Height
By piercing the frame, the deck sits several inches lower than on a traditional stacked design. That means easier equipment loading, better ramp angles, and improved safety—especially for low-clearance machines.
Increased Structural Strength
Integrating the crossmembers through the frame creates a more unified structure. Loads transfer directly to the main rails, reducing flex and extending the life of the trailer under stress.
Enhanced Towing Stability
A lower center of gravity means less sway and more control at highway speeds or on uneven terrain. It’s a noticeable upgrade in ride quality and confidence.
Purpose-Built for Heavy Equipment
This isn’t just a structural detail—it’s a jobsite advantage. Whether you’re hauling skid steers or compact tractors, the pierced frame gives you a stronger, lower, better-balanced trailer that works harder for you.
