The H850 has a narrow, low-profile gooseneck to load equipment further forward to balance the load.

Brandt is launching its lineup of new heavy haul trailers at ConExpo-Con/AGG 2023 in booth S-63929 in South Hall.

On display are the C550 55-ton construction trailer and the H850 85-ton square-tail trailer. These trailers are reliable, designed with long-lasting components that eliminate costly repairs and reduce the total cost of ownership, according to the manufacturer.

The H850 has a narrow, low-profile gooseneck to load equipment further forward to balance the load, and the C550 delivers a large deck well to haul a variety of equipment with ease.

Through its collaborative product design process, Brandt has consulted extensively with customers to create heavy haul trailers that set the standard for the industry, providing versatility and reliability in a premium product offering.

"Four years ago, contractors and heavy haul truckers told us they needed more reliable trailers that would help them get the job done faster. We listened," said Chris Semple, president — Manufactured Products at Brandt.

"With that valuable feedback, Brandt engineers created purpose-built trailers with unique innovations to increase productivity and make the workday easier for operators."

Work Ready Brandt Heavy Haul Trailers feature a full range of open-deck models with mechanical, hydraulic, or fixed goosenecks, multiple lengths/widths and capacities, jeeps and boosters, and other custom configurations. This premium trailer lineup is available to customers through a growing network of company-owned and independent dealerships across North America.

For more information, visit brandt.ca/conexpo.

The C550 delivers a large deck well to haul a variety of equipment with ease.

This story also appears on Truck and Trailer Guide.

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