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Tandem Axle Trailer Rental for the London, ON Area — 3.5T, 5T, and 7T

Tandem Axle Trailers — 3.5T, 5T, and 7T
Half Day Price

$

110 - 145 CAD

Full Day Price

$

165 - 185 CAD

Weekly Day Price

$

457 - 625 CAD

Equipment Rental Brothers carries tandem axle trailer rental for the London, ON area in four sizes — 5x10 (3.5 tonne), 6x12 (5 tonne), 7x14 galvanized (7 tonne), and 7x16 galvanized (7 tonne) — covering the full range of material and equipment hauling needs for residential and commercial contractors across Southern Ontario. All tandem axle trailers are available by the half-day, full-day, or multiple days with pickup from our Otterville, ON yard.

Four Sizes Available

5x10 Tandem Axle Trailer — 3.5 Tonne

The lightest-duty option: 5-foot-wide by 10-foot-long deck rated for 3.5 tonnes. Best for light material hauling, small equipment transport (KX-018 at 1.8T, smaller attachments), landscape material, and general property hauling. The smaller footprint makes it easier to tow with a half-ton or three-quarter-ton truck and to manoeuvre in tight residential driveways.

6x12 Tandem Axle Trailer — 5 Tonne

The most versatile size: 6-foot-wide by 12-foot-long deck rated for 5 tonnes. Handles the Kubota KX-033 (3.3T), KX-018 (1.8T), U27 (2.7T), and U35 (3.5T) compact excavators for local transport, plus the KC-70 loader and other mid-weight equipment. A one-ton truck is recommended for heavier machines.

7x14 Galvanized Tandem Axle Trailer — 7 Tonne

7 feet wide by 14 feet long, rated for 7 tonnes, galvanized for corrosion resistance. Handles the SVL-70 compact track loader (3.9T), KX-040 (4.0T), and other heavier compact equipment. A one-ton diesel truck is the minimum recommended tow vehicle.

7x16 Galvanized Tandem Axle Trailer — 7 Tonne

The longest deck in the tandem axle lineup: 7 feet wide by 16 feet long, rated for 7 tonnes. The extra two feet of deck over the 7x14 provides room for longer machines, machines with extended attachments, or loads needing additional positioning flexibility. Same galvanized construction as the 7x14.

Which Size Do You Need?

5x10 for KX-018 and light loads (half-ton truck). 6x12 for KX-033, U27, U35 (one-ton truck recommended). 7x14 or 7x16 for SVL-70 and KX-040 (one-ton diesel minimum). For highway transport of any machine, a machine float trailer is the safer and more practical option.

Specifications
  • 5x10: 3.5T rated, 5’ x 10’ deck, half-ton truck minimum
  • 6x12: 5T rated, 6’ x 12’ deck, 3/4-ton or 1-ton truck recommended
  • 7x14 Galvanized: 7T rated, 7’ x 14’ deck, galvanized steel, 1-ton diesel minimum
  • 7x16 Galvanized: 7T rated, 7’ x 16’ deck, galvanized steel, 1-ton diesel minimum
  • Loading: Rear ramp loading on all models
  • Note: Confirm tow vehicle capacity and hitch rating before booking

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Rates and Service Area

Available in half-day, full-day, multi-day, and weekly rental periods. Multi-day rentals receive automatic discounts. Security deposit required. Trailers should be returned clean and undamaged.

Pickup location: 265927 Maple Dell Rd, Otterville, ON N0J 1R0

Equipment Rental Brothers serves customers across the London, ON area and the surrounding region. For highway-speed machine transport, see our machine float trailer rental. For material hauling with hydraulic dump, see our dump trailer rental.

Frequently Asked Questions
What size tandem axle trailer do I need for my machine?

The 5x10 (3.5T) handles the KX-018 and light loads. The 6x12 (5T) fits the KX-033, U27, and U35. The 7x14 or 7x16 (7T) handles the SVL-70 and KX-040. Always confirm your tow vehicle's capacity and hitch rating before booking.

What is the difference between the 7x14 and 7x16 galvanized trailers?

Same 7-tonne rating and galvanized construction. The 7x16 adds two extra feet of deck length, which helps with longer machines, extended attachments, or loads that need more positioning flexibility during transport.

Should I use a tandem axle trailer or a machine float for transport?

Tandem axle trailers are practical for local transport at moderate speeds. For highway-speed transport over longer distances, a machine float trailer is the safer and more practical option due to its lower deck height and more secure loading design.