FANG Trailers
Find the trailer that gives your work, equipment, and weekend plans a dependable place to ride. Northline offers FANG aluminum utility trailers in practical single- and tandem-axle sizes, available to order.
Choose for the haul ahead
Whether you are hauling a mower, an ATV, side-by-side, supplies for a property, or the equipment that keeps your work moving, the trailer needs to fit the load before it ever reaches the road. Deck size, axle configuration, loading access, and how you plan to secure the cargo all shape a trailer that feels useful every time you hook up.
Northline's current FANG utility trailer selection gives you a choice between a compact 76 inch by 12 foot single axle trailer and larger 80 inch by 14 foot and 80 inch by 16 foot tandem trailers. Each is built with an all-aluminum construction and is available to order. The right one is the trailer that gives your regular load enough room while still matching your tow vehicle and the way you use it.
Start with the job you do most often, not the rarest oversized load. Then think through the next few years: the mower that may change, the equipment you would like to add, or the extra material you want to carry in one trip. A little planning up front can prevent a trailer from feeling undersized as soon as you put it to work.
Built around real use
Start with the cargo, then narrow the trailer size and setup around the practical details that make each trip easier.
A utility trailer gives lawn equipment, tools, materials, and property-maintenance gear a dedicated place to ride. Deck length, ramp access, tie-down points, and the space around the load matter as much as the first item you plan to haul.
Recreational equipment can be wide, heavy, and awkward to load. Measure the machine at its widest point, account for the ramp or tailgate, and leave enough deck room to secure it without forcing straps around sharp angles or moving parts.
For materials, appliances, small equipment, and changing weekend jobs, a practical utility trailer lets you carry more without treating every trip as a puzzle. The best setup leaves room to load safely and secure the cargo properly.
Before you choose
Measure the actual footprint of the largest load you expect to carry, including handles, tires, attachments, and ramps. A trailer can look generous until the equipment is sitting on it. Leave useful space around the load for positioning and tie-downs.
Use the trailer's stated rating, then account for the full load: equipment, fuel, tools, materials, and accessories. The tow vehicle, hitch, tires, brakes, and trailer all need to be appropriate for the job. Do not choose based on one number alone.
Consider how the load gets onto the trailer and back off again. A tailgate, ramp angle, clearance, and the ground where you normally load can change which size and configuration is most convenient.
Secure cargo with tie-down points that work for the equipment you carry. Check where straps or chains will run, what they can attach to, and whether the load can shift. A good tie-down plan starts before the trailer is loaded.
Single axle or tandem axle
A single axle trailer can be a sensible fit when you want a compact, easy-to-manage setup for lighter routine hauling. Northline's 76 inch by 12 foot FANG utility trailer gives you a practical deck for smaller equipment, property work, recreational gear, and everyday projects without stepping up to a larger tandem-axle configuration.
When you need more deck length or expect to haul larger equipment more often, a tandem axle utility trailer gives you more room to work with. The 80 inch by 14 foot and 80 inch by 16 foot FANG options are built for mowers, ATVs, side-by-sides, materials, and larger work. The 16 foot model has the longest deck in the current lineup, while the 14 foot model keeps tandem-axle capability in a more compact length.
Do not choose by length alone. Compare the trailer's stated features, weight rating, your load, and your towing setup. Northline can help you talk through the equipment you plan to carry, the space you need, and the current availability of each configuration.
Available to order
Each current configuration has a clear base price with standard gray wheels. Contact Northline for factory availability, estimated completion time, and option details.
With 16 feet of deck length and a tandem-axle setup, this FANG aluminum utility trailer gives you the room and capability for larger equipment, mowers, ATVs, side-by-sides, recreational gear, and everyday work. Whether it's a weekend project or a workday haul, the 16' gives you room to get it done.
$6,695Base price with standard gray wheels.View Trailer Details ›The FANG 80" × 14' Tandem Aluminum Utility Trailer gives you tandem-axle hauling capability in a more compact package. It's a versatile size for mowers, ATVs, side-by-sides, property maintenance, landscaping equipment and everyday work.
$6,645Base price with standard gray wheels.View Trailer Details ›The FANG 76" × 12' Single Axle Aluminum Utility Trailer is a practical, easy-to-manage size for mowers, ATVs, property maintenance, landscaping, recreational equipment and everyday hauling. Its aluminum construction gives customers useful hauling capability without stepping up to a tandem-axle trailer.
$4,895Base price with standard gray wheels.View Trailer Details ›Talk it through first
Have the length, width, and approximate weight of what you plan to haul, along with your tow vehicle details and any features you need. Northline can help you compare the current FANG utility trailer options and request availability before you make a decision.
Frequently asked questions
Start with the overall size of the equipment or cargo you expect to haul, then allow room for loading, tie-downs, and safe placement on the deck. The FANG 76 inch by 12 foot single axle trailer is a practical smaller option, while the 80 inch by 14 foot and 80 inch by 16 foot tandem trailers provide more deck length and capacity for larger jobs.
A single axle utility trailer can be a straightforward choice for lighter, more compact loads. A tandem axle trailer spreads the load across two axles and gives you a larger platform for equipment, mowers, ATVs, side-by-sides, and heavier regular use. The right choice depends on the trailer configuration, the load, and the way you plan to tow.
The featured FANG utility trailers are available to order. Contact Northline for current factory availability, estimated completion time, and the options available for the configuration you want.
Yes. Bring the dimensions and approximate weight of what you plan to haul, along with your tow vehicle details and any must-have features. Northline can help you compare the available trailer sizes and configurations before you commit.
