6′ x 10′ – 6000# / 7000# – Utility Trailer Plans
6′ x 10′ – 6000# / 7000# – Utility Trailer Plans
For all the jobs a utility trailer must do, these plans include so many options for both function and utility. At 6+’ wide 10’ length, this design also includes an axle option for 6000 lbs or 7000 lbs.
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Description
Description
Need a heavy duty trailer? Try this beefed up, 6000 lb. or 7000 lb. capacity, version — 6×10 Utility Trailer Plans. The design is tough, intentionally for those needing to move extra mass. And, it’s tough from the frame up, not requiring extra measures like sides to hold the weight. (Of course sides make a good option, but they are not required for the strength.)
These trailer plans include many options and variations to customize for specific needs. See the images for some of the options. Read the information below for more insight. We recommend that you Maximize the usefulness or your unique heavy duty trailer, by building it to your needs. Build a better trailer, and build it to last.
For a lighter duty trailer in the same size, see the 6’x 10′ – 3500 lb. plans.
Or, for the next size longer, at the same capacity, check out the 6′ x 12′ Heavy Duty.
Specifications
Specifications
6′ x 10′ – 6000# / 7000# – Utility Trailer Plans
- Fully Engineered Heavy Duty Trailer Design.
Single axle, leaf spring design.- 6′ x 10′ full use bed size. (A little larger than 6 ft wide and a little longer than 10 ft length for full useable 6′ x 10′ deck space.)
- Heavy Duty Trailer with option for 6000 lb. or 7000 lb. Load Capacity.
- Includes the option for a fold-down rear Tailgate and Ramp combination.
- Has lots of options for trailer bed material and for tie-down places.
- Includes an option for a hide-under ramp, and for sides (or not).
- Build a motorcycle stand (or 2) to go with it – included in the plans.
- All our plans come complete with full drawings and illustrated instructions.
More About The Design Features
More About The Design Features
For a little more detail and some clarifications on the specifications, here is more info on the design.
- * Trailers built from these 6×10 heavy duty trailer plans have beds with an actual size 2″ wider than 6 ft. and 3.5″ longer than 10 ft. so the they give a full usable 6 x 10 deck — even with sides and tailgate.
- Length, including the tongue, is 175 inches or so (depending on options and parts chosen).
- Deck height is a factor of design options, and will range from 16″ up. (Standard is about 19″.)
Options for 6000 lb. or 7000 lb. capacity are in the plans. This is the maximum load for this heavy duty trailer, including the weight of the trailer.- For a little lighter capacity, a 5200 lb. axle option can substitute in this same design.
- Finished weight depends on design choices, yet a typical flatbed sprung weight is around 800 lbs.
(Total weight is more like 1100 lbs complete.) - Weight increases with certain bed material options, and things like sides, tailgate, toolbox, etc..
- Many options are in the plans to give added function. Some options are mutually exclusive, and many options are not visible in the pictures.
- Choose customization for special uses – ATV & motorcycles, or trash, or furniture, or landscape needs.
6×10 Heavy Duty Trailer Plans:
Maximize Your Project
Plans from Mechanical Elements are an awesome start to a great project. Here are some resources to help even more!
First: For more info about the plans, please read: What's In The Plans? and What Makes Our Trailer Plans Better?
Second: Purchase the plans with the "Add to Cart" button, then right after payment, a digital copy is ready to save on your computer. Please see this article if you have questions about getting the plans.
Third: We have a lot of articles to help in building a trailer. Just type a question in the Show Me bar (top of this page) for a list. Or, for simple browsing, please see the many Articles from the Mechanic.
Reminder: Trailer building requires metal working skill and tools for things like cutting, drilling, and accurate set-up, as well as welding skill. Strength, durability, and enjoyment depend on building the trailer well. Build it well, then Enjoy the Finished Project !!
Notes for Success
* Trailer load capacity depends on all the parts and materials, as well as the craftsmanship in building. All Mechanical Elements trailers are engineered to perform as stated when built as defined with proper care in construction – including parts, material, construction techniques, weld integrity, assembly methods, and finishing. Capacity for this trailer also requires proper choices for parts such as the hitch, axle(s), wheels, tires, safety chain, decking, bolts, pins, etc. Please make sure component load capacities match or exceed the trailer total capacity. Do not exceed manufacturers limits.
For trouble-free trailer life we always encourage care and safety. Please make sure all fastening methods will handle the vibration and environment of how and where the trailer will operate – including proper fastener types, bolt grades, torques, and nut types. Then, be smart about loading the trailer, load distribution, tire pressure, tire condition and the mechanics of towing. We want you safe to enjoy your trailer for a long time ahead. Always use proper safety and securing equipment when loading or towing a trailer.
Thank You — The Mechanical Elements Team
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