Logging Trailers for Sale
1 logging trailers available from dealers nationwide
Logging trailers are heavy-duty open-frame trailers for transporting raw logs, pulpwood, and timber from harvest sites to mills. They feature bunk stakes and reach systems for securing large-diameter logs. Common in Pacific Northwest, Southeast, and Northeast timber markets.
Logging Trailers by State
What Is a Logging Trailer?
Logging trailers are heavy-duty open-frame trailers for transporting raw logs, pulpwood, and timber from harvest sites to mills. They feature bunk stakes and reach systems for securing large-diameter logs. Common in Pacific Northwest, Southeast, and Northeast timber markets.
Common Uses for Logging Trailers
- Raw log transport from harvest sites to sawmills
- Pulpwood and chip material delivery to paper mills
- Timber and pole transport for utility and construction
- Christmas tree and nursery stock transport
What to Look for When Buying a Logging Trailer
- Bunk configuration — fixed or adjustable bunks; width determines log diameter capacity
- Reach type — hydraulic or mechanical; adjusts trailer length for different log lengths
- Frame strength — logging trailers take extreme stress from uneven terrain and heavy loads
- Bolster height and stake pockets — determines how many tiers of logs can be safely stacked
- Tire and axle spec — heavy-duty agricultural or off-road tires for logging road conditions
Logging Trailer Price Ranges
New
$40,000–$90,000 for a new logging trailer configuration