ATV utility trailers are small trailers that can be attached to an ATV to transport items around farms, construction sites, and remote areas. They come in two styles: stationary and dump, and are commonly used by sportsmen and rescue squads. They have a limited carrying capacity due to their lightweight design.
An All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) Utility Trailer is a small trailer that is pulled behind an ATV to transport a large number of items around the house, farm, or anywhere the ATV is used. The utility trailer is generally made in one of two styles: the stationary ATV trailer and the dump ATV utility trailer. The basic design consists of a two-wheeled trailer that is attached to the ATV’s trailer hitch through the use of a hitch pin. Made of steel or heavy plastic, ATV utility trailer bodies are commonly limited in the amount of weight they can safely carry.
The ATV has become a worldwide workhorse on farms, on construction sites, and around the backyard. Owners use the small vehicles to help make regular chores and chores a little easier. In doing so, the use of an ATV utility trailer is commonplace whether it be transporting tools and equipment to a job site or hauling trash off-site. The trailers are often equipped with large flotation type tires that allow the ATV utility trailer to be used on all types of soil or terrain. The typical lightweight trailer design is responsible for the trailer’s relatively light carrying capacity.
Many sportsmen also trust and use the ATV utility trailer to transport camping, hunting and fishing supplies to remote areas. Versatile small trailers provide a safe means of transporting delicate firearms and related equipment to areas of rough terrain, due in part to the trailer’s steel frame and rigid body. Another key feature of the ATV utility trailer in sport applications is that a trophy crop animal can often be transported out of the wilderness with ease simply by loading it onto the trailer. Some sportsmen make a small frame for the trailer to increase its carrying capacity, storing gear taken into the wild inside the trailer and any game harvested on top of the frame as they leave the woods.
Some owners have converted the ATV utility trailer into a slightly larger version by removing the trailer body or tub and lengthening the frame. This open frame version of the trailer is commonly used to transport sections of scaffolding and irrigation pipes. The long trailer is capable of transporting these extra long items due to the light weight of the components. Another common use for the ATV utility trailer is in rescue squads. The trailer is used not only to transport equipment to remote areas, but also to transport the wounded off site.
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