Poplar Bluff Trailer Expands Hydraulic Dovetail Inventory Across Three Brands
Oct 15, 2026
Poplar Bluff Trailer expands its hydraulic dovetail trailer stock with the latest models from MAXX-D and others - now offering Midwest haulers and contractors safer, ground-level loading options for heavy equipment and bulk materials.
Poplar Bluff, United States, October 15, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Poplar Bluff Trailer has expanded its hydraulic dovetail inventory to 17 units across MAXX-D, Diamond C, and Load Trail, giving Midwest haulers and contractors more options for equipment loading. The current lineup includes 10 MAXX-D units, four Diamond C units, and three Load Trail units, with available trailers ranging from 32 to 36 feet and 24,000 to 40,000 pounds GVWR. The expansion comes as hydraulic dovetail designs address a common loading challenge: the approach angles and manual setup associated with traditional ramps.
To learn more, visit https://poplarblufftrailer.com/collections/hydraulic-dovetail
A recent manufacturer launch reported by Trailer/Body Builders describes Big Tex's 25GH Hydraulic Dovetail Gooseneck, whose 12-foot hydraulic dovetail eliminates the need to deploy and stow traditional loading ramps while providing a consistent 12-degree loading angle. The system is also designed to reduce setup time and manual effort between jobs. For Poplar Bluff Trailer, the expanded selection gives contractors and haulers more configurations to consider based on equipment type, capacity, and loading requirements.
“Push a button, lay the deck down, drive on,” says Chilton. “Hydraulic dovetail goosenecks from Maxx-D are among the easiest ways to load tracked machines, forklifts and low-clearance equipment; no ramp wrestling, no steep break-over angle.”
The available trailers are configured for a range of heavy-equipment applications, including loading tractors, forklifts, skid steers, and other machinery. Current inventory includes hydraulic dovetail units with GVWRs extending to 40,000 pounds, while available deck lengths span 32 to 36 feet.
By expanding its hydraulic dovetail selection, Poplar Bluff Trailer is giving contractors and businesses more options for matching trailer length, GVWR, and loading configuration to their equipment and hauling needs.
About Poplar Bluff Trailer
Poplar Bluff Trailer is a trailer dealership serving Southeast Missouri and surrounding markets, with sales, parts, and service support. The dealership is a member of the National Association of Trailer Dealers (NATDA) and was named the 2024 MAXX-D Rookie of the Year.
Additional details can be found at https://poplarblufftrailer.com/collections/hydraulic-dovetail
Contact Info:
Name: Greg Chilton
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Organization: Poplar Bluff Trailer
Address: 135 Hwy T Suite B, Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901, United States
Website: https://www.poplarblufftrailer.com/
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