Deckover means the deck sits above the tires, so you get the full 102 in across with no wheel wells eating into it. That is the reason people buy this layout. A skid steer with a wide bucket, a bundle of trusses or a pallet of block goes on square instead of being fitted between fenders.
This one is a 2019 Sure-Trac ST-HDO10225-150G. Twenty-five feet of deck, 15,000 lb GVWR, gooseneck hitch.
What the 15,000 lb rating means in practice
Fifteen thousand is a modest rating for a gooseneck this long. Subtract the trailer’s own weight and you are in skid steer and compact tractor territory, not mid-size excavator territory. That is not a fault, it is a design choice that keeps the trailer light and easy to pull. Just do not plan on a 12,000 lb machine plus a trailer of attachments. Weigh what you actually haul before you commit.
Why gooseneck
The pin sits over the truck’s rear axle rather than behind the bumper. You get better weight transfer, less sway at highway speed and a much tighter turning radius when you are backing into a yard. On a 25 ft deck that last one matters more than most people expect.
It is a used trailer
This is a 2019 unit and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Deck boards, tires and brake shoes are all wear items and their condition sets the real value. Call us and we will send current photos of the deck surface, the tire date codes and the coupler before you put money down. If it is not what you expected on arrival, you have 30 days from delivery to send it back.
| Year | 2019 |
|---|---|
| Model | Sure-Trac ST-HDO10225-150G |
| Deck | 102 in wide x 25 ft, full width deckover |
| GVWR | 15,000 lb |
| Hitch | Gooseneck |
| Condition | Used |
Flat $550 freight to anywhere in the continental US.
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