Rogers Brothers
TAG21XXL Air Ramps 21-Ton Tag-Along
- Capacity
- 21 ton
- Axles
- 2
- Deck length
- 24 ft
- Deck height
- 34 in
Overview
From Rogers Brothers
The ROGERS TAG2XXL trailer features a longer 24'-0" x 8'-6" platform deck for increased load space and versatility. Brand new design Air-powered ramps take the heavy lifting out of loading and unloading the trailer. Exclusive 80" long drawbar provides better load distribution to your truck for a smoother, safer ride. Optional aluminum outer disc wheels shown. 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 Air" loading ramps, air operated, 72" long x 38" wide; 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.
