While dunnage isn’t a typical vocabulary word used in the average conversation, it is a common term for most shippers. Used to describe the packaging materials that keep goods in place during shipping like bubble wrap, kraft paper, crinkle paper, plastic bracing, fillers, planks, blocks, and boards, dunnage is any material used to help secure and support packages throughout the shipping and handling process. In Heavy Hauling, dunnage will be made from sturdier materials, such as wood, heavy-duty plastic, or metal.

Otherwise referred to as a drop deck or lowboy trailer, is a commercial trailer designed to carry tall cargo that exceeds the legal height limit if transported on a traditional flatbed trailer. Transporting tall cargo on a step deck prevents drivers and operators from having to obtain permits.

A trailer with a very low bed and two height drops in the deck, allowing a maximum capacity of up to 12 feet in height.

Connects to the hauling unit by a permanently attached modifiable bar that is affixed to the bed.

Trailers built with a drop in the deck height. The upper part of the deck drops in height directly after it clears the back of the driving unit and sits on the back of the tractor unit.

Commercial kitchens serving high-volume traffic groups such as 24-hour diners, restaurants that serve charbroiled items, wok cooking, etc.

Commercial kitchens serving low traffic groups such as camps, churches, seasonal establishments, etc.

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Q: Extendable Drop Deck Trailer

Has the same basic design as a drop deck, however, the trailer’s body can extend for loads that are long and cannot extend over the back end of the trailer, yet still require the support of the trailer under its entire body.

Dunnage

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While dunnage isn’t a typical vocabulary word used in the [...]

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Step Deck Trailer

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Otherwise referred to as a drop deck or lowboy trailer, [...]

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Lowboy Trailers

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A trailer with a very low bed and two height [...]

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Gooseneck Trailer

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Connects to the hauling unit by a permanently attached modifiable [...]

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Extendable Drop Deck Trailer

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Has the same basic design as a drop deck, however, [...]

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Drop Deck Trailer

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Trailers built with a drop in the deck height. The [...]

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Monthly

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Commercial kitchens that serve solid fuel within their restaurant

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Quarterly

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Commercial kitchens serving high-volume traffic groups such as 24-hour diners, [...]

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Semi-Annually

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Commercial kitchens serving moderate traffic groups

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Annually

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Commercial kitchens serving low traffic groups such as camps, churches, [...]

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