Witzco Challenger Trailers, Sarasota, Fla., has announced a major design innovation on its complete line of 2004 models.
The new Witzco '04-Series is designed with a wider center frame for improved stability and added axle loads. The engineering redesign will standardize all Witzco trailers with 40-inch frame centers. The wider frame base delivers improved ride stability, regardless of load distribution.
Axle load capacities are also increased up to 13% by the widened frame design.
Witzco has built other new standard features into its 2004 model lineup, including air safety locks, H-9700 suspensions, uni-mount wheels, one-piece cast outriggers and two-inch oak decks. A pony motor is included with self-contained hydraulic systems.
Witzco manufactures a broad line of level deck, drop deck, rigid and removable-gooseneck trailers, as well as its series of folding hydraulic tail and ramp models. Customized configurations are also available. Witzco builds specialized, custom-designed trailers ranging from 20 to 100 tons.
For more information, call (888) 922-9900.
Witzco Debuts New Trailer Lineup
Witzco Challenger Trailers, Sarasota, Fla., has announced a major design innovation on its complete line of 2004 models
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