Rogers Brothers
TAG21XXL 21-Ton Tag-Along
- Capacity
- 21 ton
- Axles
- 2
- Deck length
- 24 ft
- Deck height
- 34 in
Overview
From Rogers Brothers
ROGERS® new TAG21XXL 21-ton tag-along trailer now features a longer deck for additional hauling space! The platform deck is 8'-6" wide by 24'-0" long, the beavertail is oak-covered and features an 8° incline angle and 72" long "E-Z Flip" ramps for safe and easy loading. The drawbar is 80" long for better weight distribution and superior handling. This trailer is built tough for many years of reliable service! Standard features: Flat platform deck; Full 1-3/4" air-dried oak decking; Drawbar with 6-position adjustable pintle eye; Two-speed landing gear; Drawbar toolbox with steel lid, behind landing gear; Total (14) standard lashing D's · (7) per side; Tread plate wheel covers; Oak-covered 8º sloped beavertail; Oak-covered "E–Z Flip" loading ramps, dual spring-assisted and laterally adjustable; Steel disc wheels; LED Lights: US DOT-approved 12-volt rubber-mounted with sealed wiring and 7-wire socket; Remote air tank drain; Epoxy primer; Rogers Red or Black industrial enamel finish coat: (hover to see samples).
Specifications
Capacity
- Capacity
- 21.0-ton
- Concentrated Load
- 42,000-pounds
- Concentrated Load Length
- 15'-0"
Dimensions
- Deck Length
- 24'-0"
- Loaded Deck Height
- 34"
- Deck Width
- 8'-6"
- Deck Style
- Platform
Running Gear
- Axles
- 2 axles
- Axle Type
- 22,500 lbs. capacity with oil-bathed bearings
- Suspension
- 44,800 lb. capacity tandem axle heavy-duty multi-leaf 4-spring
- Tires
- 235/75R17.5(H) low-profile tubeless radial
- Wheels
- 17.5 x 6.75 8-hole steel disc
- Brakes
- 12 1/4" x 7 1/2" shoes, 4S/2M ABS and spring parking brakes
General
- Trailer Type
- Tag-Along
- Trailer Use
- Rear Loading: Tag-Along
About tag-along trailers
A tag-along (tag) trailer couples to a truck with a pintle hitch rather than a fifth wheel, so it can be pulled by a dump truck, service truck or heavy pickup. Capacities range from about 10 to 25 tons — sized for skid steers, mini excavators, compactors and paving equipment. Tilt-deck, beavertail and ramp variants change how machines load. It is the workhorse for contractors who do not run a dedicated tractor.
Not sure this is the right type for your load? Tell us what you are hauling and we will recommend a capacity and deck.
