Stationary Front Deck (4' to 6')
Unlike full-tilt models, the TLB features a fixed front section (typically 4 feet) followed by a tilting rear section (typically 16 feet).

The Benefit: This allows you to secure attachments, toolboxes, or pallets of material on the front of the trailer while still being able to tilt the rear section to load your primary machine. It’s the ultimate setup for a contractor who carries more than just one piece of gear.

8" I-Beam Frame & Tongue
The TLB utilizes a continuous 8" I-beam construction from the hitch to the axles.

The Benefit: The I-beam is significantly more resistant to "neck flex" than traditional channel frames. This is critical for tilt trailers, where the pivot point puts immense localized stress on the frame during the loading process.

Gravity Tilt with Hydraulic Locking Valve
The tilting section is controlled by a heavy-duty hydraulic dampening cylinder with a master shut-off valve.

The Benefit: You can lock the deck in the "up" position for maintenance or to load multiple smaller items. The dampening cylinder ensures the deck descends slowly and safely, protecting both the trailer and your equipment from impact.

Tapered "Knife Edge" Tail
The rear of the tilting deck is engineered with a cold-formed, tapered steel edge.

The Benefit: This provides a near-zero-inch transition from the pavement to the trailer. It is the gold standard for loading equipment with small wheels or low ground clearance, such as scissor lifts, floor sweepers, or asphalt rollers.

12,000 lb Drop-Leg Jack
While many equipment haulers use 7k jacks, the TLB comes standard with a heavy-duty 12k side-wind jack.

The Benefit: This provides the extra lifting capacity needed to uncouple the trailer while it's fully loaded, ensuring the jack doesn't bind or fail under the weight of a 14k GVWR load.

Dual-Purpose Rub Rail & Stake Pockets
The TLB features a full-length rub rail with stake pockets and pipe spools.

The Benefit: This provides a nearly infinite number of tie-down points. Whether you are using chains for a skid steer or straps for a load of lumber on the stationary deck, you’ll always have a secure anchor point.

PERFECT FOR
The Iron Bull TLB is the preferred trailer for specialty contractors, landscapers, and municipal fleets. It is ideal for anyone who needs to haul a skid steer (on the tilt deck) and its buckets or augers (on the stationary deck) in a single trip without manual ramps.

WHY THE IRON BULL TLB IS THE PROFESSIONAL’S CHOICE

VERSATILITY: The "Combo" Deck The stationary deck is a game-changer. It effectively turns your equipment hauler into a part-time flatbed, allowing you to carry fuel tanks, seed, or tools that stay level while you load your machine.

STRENGTH: I-Beam vs. Channel By using an 8" I-beam instead of 6" channel, the TLB offers superior torsional strength, meaning the trailer stays straight even when loading heavy equipment on uneven job site terrain.

SAFETY: Controlled Loading The hydraulic dampening system removes the "danger zone" associated with heavy manual ramps. The operator can stay safely to the side while the trailer does the heavy lifting.

WARRANTY: IronClad 3-2-2 The TLB is backed by the industry-leading 3-year structural, 2-year component, and 2-year roadside assistance warranty. This includes "Emergency Towing and Roadside Assistance" for your truck and trailer if you're ever stranded.