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As long as there have been dump trucks, there’s been pony trailers (also known as pups). They’re your go-to when you want to haul more volume.
Any dump body can be placed on the Pony Trailer (except for the Landscaper).
As long as there have been dump trucks, there’s been pony trailers (also known as pups). They’re your go-to when you want to haul more volume.
Any dump body can be placed on the Pony Trailer (except for the Landscaper).
A great way to decrease weight and to make your trailer look even better.
Choosing Air Ride Suspension saves you money by reducing down time on costly repairs and maintenance. Air Ride is much easier to service. Langfab stocks a wide variety of Trailer Suspension systems and components.
Spring suspension is constructed from 6 layers of steel arches. It’s standard with the Pony Trailer.
However, it can be switched out for air suspension, which is made of rubber airbags.
Here are the 3 big benefits when you switch from spring to air:
The reach of a conventional Pony Trailer is built out of several pieces of metal. This creates weak spots where the metal is welded.
Our Pony’s reach is one continuous weld — it isn’t snapping anytime soon.
The air valve, gauge, and manual overrides are conveniently located in a protective poly box at the front of your trailer frame.
This improves safety and provides easy access for serviceability.
The trailer’s longsill sits right inside the chassis, making the box sit lower.
This makes a safer trailer that’s easier to load.
Canadian law limits load weight to 7,000lbs per axle. This protects the asphalt from damage.
Due to the inter-axle spacing, a Pony Trailer allows you to haul an extra 21,000lbs (including the body).
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Langfab Pony bodies can be painted either Langfab Silver or Langfab Storm Gray.
If you desire a different colour, that’s easy! Let our sales rep know, and they’ll work with you to pick the exact colour you’re looking for.
Note: If you’re experiencing issues with the truck itself, we suggest contacting your dealership
