Extendable to suit your pole lengths
Choose from a range of adjustable Pole Trailers, with models capable of hauling poles up to 90’ based on your job site demands.
Built for the field, PTR’s Pole Trailer rentals — available in multiple sizes — give utility, telecommunications, and electrical crews the reliability and performance they need in the toughest conditions. Safely transport distribution and transmission poles to new install and replacement sites. Confidently move fiber and 5G poles across varied and challenging terrain. Deploy Pole Trailers to support power restoration efforts after a storm hits. For jobs that require more than just pole transport, PTR offers specialized configurations such as Pole Material Trailers and Pole Reel Dump Trailers — built to haul reels, loose materials, and poles all in one rugged, efficient unit.
Choose from a range of adjustable Pole Trailers, with models capable of hauling poles up to 90’ based on your job site demands.
PTR’s fleet of rent-ready Pole Trailers has adjustable pole bolsters and integrated nylon ratchet straps to provide you with secure transit and support for various pole lengths.
Built to handle heavy loads, PTR offers a full lineup of utility Pole Trailers, from rugged Pole Material Trailers to specialized Pole Reel Dump Trailers, giving you the power and versatile configurations to tackle any job head-on.
Renting with PTR makes it easy to find both the right trailer and the right vehicle for the job at hand, all from one place. Browse our truck recommendations to pair with Pole Trailers.
High towing capacity ideal for Pole Trailers, plus open bed space for additional equipment storage.
The perfect combination for storm restoration efforts; easily haul poles while moving debris and loose materials without a CDL required to operate.
Secure tool storage with open bed flexibility for transporting additional supplies and equipment.
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Consider three key factors: pole length, pole weight, and quantity of poles per load. For shorter distribution poles, lighter-duty trailers with GVWR up to 15,000 lbs. are sufficient. For medium-range transmission poles, models with GVWR between 20,000 and 40,000 lbs. are recommended. For extremely heavy or long poles, the heavier-duty models with GVWR over 40,000 lbs. offer maximum capacity. You will also need trucks that can haul loaded trailers.
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