Felling Trailers
Horizontal Directional Drill Series
Engineered Solutions for Horizontal Directional Drilling Equipment
Overview
Felling’s Horizontal Directional Drill (HDD) trailers are built to handle the demands of transporting directional boring machines used in trenchless underground utility installation. HDD provides a minimal-impact solution for installing underground utilities such as pipes, conduits, and cables beneath the surface. To support a wide range of drilling equipment, Felling offers two dedicated HDD trailer lines: the Drop Deck I Drill Series (12K–27K) with a deck-between-the-wheels configuration, and the Low Pro Drill Series (30K–50K) featuring our durable deck-over flatbed tag design. Drill Kit Options (PDF) Felling’s drop-deck drill models provide an ideal incline with a gradual slope, eliminating the need for dunnage. Built with the properly placed cross-members, D-rings, and ramps for your HDD. In addition to a robust build, Felling offers drill kit options engineered specifically for your model of a horizontal directional drill. The deck-over drill series provides the same with the double incline beavertail that reduces the top break over in half. Standard Features include 6′ Double Incline Beavertail, 6′ x 20″ Self Cleaning Angle Iron Spring Assist Ramps, Jack – 140K Twin 2-Speed, and more. All submitted information is considered confidential. 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
General
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- Beavertail with 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.
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