What are the dimensions of a 6×4 box trailer?

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Dimensions & Weight (No Cage): Internal Size: L1830 x W1220 x H300. Overall Size: L2930 x W1750 x H800. Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM): 750KG. Net Weight: 210KG.

How much weight can a 4×6 trailer carry?

GVWR:	2,000 lbs
Empty Weight:	375 lbs
Payload Capacity:	1,625 lbs
Tire Size:	12″
Ramp Gate:	46″ x 37″

What is the volume of a 6×4 trailer?

So how many trailer do you think you will fill? By coincidence a 6×4 trailer loaded level with the top of the trailer is about 1 cubic meter in volume.

What size is a standard box trailer?

Box trailers are available in a wide variety of sizes right from 6×4, 7×4, 8×4, 7×5, 8×5, 9×5, 10×6, 12×6 and many more. Almost all sizes for a box trailer can be done either in Single or double axle trailer.

What is the ATM of a 6×4 box trailer?

750KG ATM
Features: Hot Dipped Galvanised (Rust Free) – 750KG ATM.

How deep is a box trailer?

2060 x 1200mm Internal dimensions, 500mm deep sides.

How do I know how much weight my trailer can hold?

First, locate the Federal Certification / VIN label on the front half of your trailer. It should be located on the left side. This label will show you your trailer’s GVWR and GWAR. Trailers with a GVWR of 10,000 pounds or less will have a vehicle placard located in the same spot as the VIN label.

How much does 1 cubic meter of soil weigh?

1.3- 1.7 tonnes
One cubic metre of moderately damp soil (as freshly dug) soil weighs 1.3- 1.7 tonnes when dug, depending on how tightly packed it is. It should be noted that blended topsoil may be less dense and therefore closer to 900 litres or even 1 cubic metre to the tonne.

How heavy is a standard 6×4 trailer?

*6×4 Heavy Duty Trailer. *Tare Weight: 350 Kgs. *Aggregate: 750 Kgs. *Payload: 400 Kgs.

What is the ATM of a 6×4 trailer?

ATM 750kg
6 x 4 ft Box Standard Trailer – ATM 750kg | Lockyer Trailers.

Does a 6×4 trailer need to be registered in Vic?

In Victoria, most trailers need to registered. However, small private trailers may be exempt. The VicRoads website offers a list of exempt trailers. These trailers must display a number plate that matches the tow vehicle’s plate.