Custom Trailer Builds
Your Job Is Different. Your Trailer Can Be Too.
Not every transport requirement fits a standard trailer. Tell Buffalo what you need to move, how you plan to use it and the capacity you require, and we'll help develop a practical purpose-built solution.
Our approach
We start with the job. Not the catalogue.
The right trailer depends on what has to be moved, the load, the towing vehicle and how the trailer will actually be used. Those requirements guide the configuration.
- Specialised transport trailers
- Custom enclosed and mesh-body trailers
- Equipment and machinery transport
- Water and tank applications
- Business and commercial applications
- Modifications to existing trailers
What can be customised?
Build around the requirement.
Depending on the intended application, a custom trailer may involve changes to the dimensions, body configuration, running gear or equipment fitted to the trailer.
Dimensions
Length, width and body layout can be considered according to the intended load and application.
Axle Configuration
Single or tandem axle configurations may be considered according to the required GVM and application.
Braking
Braking configuration is specified according to the trailer design, mass and applicable requirements.
Body & Enclosures
Open decks, sides, mesh enclosures and specialised body arrangements can be considered.
Loading Equipment
Ramps, winches, tie-down points and other practical loading features can be incorporated where appropriate.
Optional Equipment
Spare wheels, jockey wheels and other accessories can be discussed according to the application.
The process
Need Something Different?
The process starts with understanding what the trailer needs to accomplish.
- 01
Tell Us What You Need to Move
Describe the load, equipment, dimensions, approximate weight and how you intend to use the trailer.
- 02
We Understand the Requirement
Buffalo considers the intended use, towing vehicle, load requirements and suitable trailer configuration.
- 03
We Configure the Solution
Dimensions, axle configuration, GVM, braking, tyres, body layout and optional equipment are considered around the job.
- 04
We Build
Once the specification is agreed, the trailer moves into manufacturing.
- 05
You Get Moving
The completed trailer gives you the transport capability the job requires.
Not sure where to start?
Describe the problem first.
You don't need to arrive with a finished trailer design. Tell us what you need to transport, the approximate load and how the trailer will be used. We can start the discussion from there.