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Used 2015 Vermeer VX50-500 vacuum trailer with 500-gallon tank and Kubota diesel vs new 2026 Iron Bull 8x25 10-ton deckover with rampage ramps. See how their prices and features line up to pick the right equipment trailer for your site transport.
An 8' x 25' deckover with a 10-ton capacity, pintle eye coupler, and all-wheel electric brakes-this listing packs a lot of site hauling capability into a single trailer.
The 2009 Two Axle Equipment/Car Trailer offers a 12-foot flatbed, twin axles, working brakes and lights, and a winch mount for USD 2,500. It's a solid site-transport candidate once you add ramps.
Choose the Vermeer VX50-500 for a 500-gallon diesel vacuum-trailer role, or the 2009 Two Axle Equipment/Car Trailer for 12-foot flatbed transport of equipment or vehicles.
Between a used 12-foot flatbed and a new 25-foot 10-ton deckover, the equipment trailer choice comes down to budget, deck length, and ramp needs. Here's which one fits your site-transport work.
A used 2015 Vermeer VX50-500 vacuum trailer with 2,628 hours and a Kubota diesel engine. Listed at USD 37,500.00, this 500-gallon trailer is a mobile debris-removal option for site transport.
A four-way look at equipment trailer and site transport listings spanning $10 to $37,500, including a vintage Matchbox hut set, a 1:64 low boy, an Altec towable lift bucket, and a Vermeer vacuum trailer.
Match the right equipment trailer to your site transport job: a play-scale low boy, a used flatbed, a new 25-foot deckover, or a 500-gallon vacuum trailer.
The Vermeer VX50-500 pairs a 500-gallon tank with a Kubota diesel engine and 2,628 operating hours. Here's who should consider this used vacuum trailer for site transport and debris removal.
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