2026 Lamar 102″ x 24′ GN 14K Equipment Trailer

The 2026 Lamar 102″ x 24′ GN 14K Equipment Trailer is a heavy-duty gooseneck trailer designed for transporting compatible construction equipment, compact machinery, tractors, UTVs, and other properly sized loads.

Built with a 14,000 lb GVWR, tandem axles, steel construction, treated wood flooring, and a 30K-rated 2-5/16″ gooseneck coupler, this Lamar equipment trailer provides a 9,430 lb payload capacity and a full 24-foot loading platform.

Key Specifications

• Manufacturer: Lamar Trailers
• Year: 2026
• Model: 102×24 GN 14K
• Condition: New
• Category: Equipment Trailer
• Status: Available
• Floor Length: 24′ / 288″
• Floor Width: 102″
• GVWR: 14,000 lb
• Empty Weight: 4,570 lb
• Payload Capacity: 9,430 lb
• Axle Capacity: 14,000 lb
• Number of Axles: 2
• Suspension: Leaf Spring
• Pull Type: Gooseneck
• Coupler: 2-5/16″ 30K Gooseneck Coupler
• Construction: Steel
• Floor: Treated Wood
• Tires: 235/80R16 10-Ply
• Color: Gray
• Stock Number: LM-TP150292
• VIN: 5RVBH2425TP150292

24′ x 102″ Equipment Platform

The trailer provides a 288-inch floor length and 102-inch floor width, offering a large loading platform for compatible equipment and vehicles. The treated wood floor provides a practical surface for regular equipment-hauling applications.

14,000 lb GVWR

With a 14,000 lb GVWR and 4,570 lb empty weight, this configuration provides a listed 9,430 lb payload capacity. Tandem axles and leaf spring suspension support the trailer’s heavy-duty equipment-hauling configuration.

Gooseneck Configuration

The trailer uses a 2-5/16″ 30K gooseneck coupler. The gooseneck design is intended for use with a properly equipped and appropriately rated tow vehicle.

Built for Equipment Transport

Steel construction, a 24-foot deck, tandem axles, 10-ply tires, and treated wood flooring make the 2026 Lamar 102×24 GN 14K suitable for transporting compatible tractors, compact construction equipment, UTVs, landscaping machinery, and other properly secured loads.

Actual towing and cargo limits depend on the tow vehicle, hitch, cargo distribution, component ratings, applicable laws, and the trailer’s certification/VIN plate.