Felling Trailers
DDI Series Drop-Deck Equipment Trailer
The Next Generation of Drop Deck Performance
- Capacity
- 4 ton
- Deck height
- 19 in
Overview
Felling Trailers proudly announces the next generation of the I Series, now the DDI (Drop Deck I) Series of drop-deck equipment trailers. This redesign enhances structural performance and expands capabilities for contractors, landscapers, and equipment operators in North America. At the core of the DDI redesign is Felling Trailers’ investment in its state-of-the-art beam-bending equipment used in the production of its drop-deck equipment trailers. The new press technology, combined with an optimized hitch bend point, significantly reduces flange waffling in the hitch area. Additionally, the hitch bend location was slightly adjusted to further minimize distortion. The DDI’s hitch area delivers enhanced structural integrity, cleaner aesthetics, and the professional appearance expected from a Felling trailer. Designed with the customer in mind, Felling’s new DDI Series combines engineered structural enhancements, a wide range of options, and an industry-leading powder coat finish to set the gold standard for drop-deck ramp equipment trailers. Nathan Uphus, Director of Sales. View our trailer model details in the product sheets below. If you’re ready for a quote fill out the request a quote form. Contact Your Felling Trailers Regional Sales Manager for a Quote "*" indicates required fields © 2026 Felling Trailers, Inc. 1/2026 Δ document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() );
Specifications
Dimensions
- Height
- 19″ Loaded / 21.5″ Unloaded – 24″ Loaded / 26.5″ Unloaded
Weight
- Weight
- 2,980 lbs. – 4,900 lbs. lbs
Capacity
- Towing Capacity
- 7,000 lbs. – 21,080 lbs. lbs
Deck
- The Next Generation of Drop Deck Performance
- FT-16 DDI Drop Deck I Series
General
- FT-14
- DDI (PDF)
- FT-24
- DDI (PDF)
- View HDD Trailers
- DD-105
- Manufacturer
- Felling Trailers
Loading
- Loading Type
- Ramps
About step deck trailers
A step deck (or drop deck) has a short upper deck over the fifth wheel and a longer lower deck stepped down behind it. The lower deck sits around 36 to 40 inches high — roughly two feet lower than a flatbed — so it carries freight up to about 10 feet tall without an over-height permit. Common lengths are 48 and 53 feet, with ramps optional for wheeled equipment.
Not sure this is the right type for your load? Tell us what you are hauling and we will recommend a capacity and deck.
