This 2006 Peerless oilfield trailer — also commonly referred to as an oilfield float — is a heavy-duty lowbed trailer purpose-built for transporting oversized and overweight loads across oilfield and industrial job sites, as well as on public highways where permitted. Peerless is a well-established American manufacturer with a long history of producing commercial trailers and specialized hauling equipment for the transportation, logging, oilfield, and construction industries.
This particular unit is a 53-foot, 24-wheel configuration, reflecting the substantial load-bearing capacity and stability required for oilfield service work, where drilling rigs, production equipment, and other heavy machinery must be moved safely and efficiently. The 24-wheel spread distributes weight across a wide footprint, helping to meet axle-load regulations while accommodating extremely heavy payloads.
The trailer is equipped with a tail roller and a full-width pop-up roller. The tail roller assists with loading and unloading by reducing friction and guiding equipment smoothly onto and off of the deck at the rear. The full-width pop-up roller serves a similar purpose across the entire width of the trailer bed, making it easier to position and slide large, heavy loads without causing damage to the deck or the cargo itself. These features are particularly valuable when loading equipment such as large engines, compressors, or rig components that must be skidded or winched into position.
This used trailer is located in Iowa, USA, and is offered at $43,500.
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