Every Palmer Leasing trailer is backed by more than six decades of local, family-owned service and prepared to meet our exacting standards.
Before equipment is rented or leased, our team completes a comprehensive 80-point inspection covering critical components such as the brakes, tires, wheels, suspension, landing gear, lighting, frame, body, doors, flooring, safety decals, and registration.
We repair, clean, and service each trailer as needed so you receive dependable equipment that is ready to work—supported by a responsive local team committed to making the rental process straightforward.
Yearly FOID inspections (customer is responsible for bringing equipment to Palmer for inspection)
All Routine Maintenance, including:
For more detailed information review our policies here.
You are responsible for the following while the equipment is in your hands:
Daily maintenance; inspect the equipment as if it were your own, following the DOT inspection regulations
Lights
Brakes & Air Brakes
Tires
Check and maintain proper axle oil/grease level
Damages to equipment during the lease
Lease payments until damaged equipment is returned to ready/leasable condition
Scheduling and bringing equipment to Palmer Leasing for regular maintenance or required repairs
For more detailed information review our policies here.
Our 48′ x 102″ double drop flatbeds are designed for hauling tall, heavy, and oversized equipment that requires an exceptionally low deck height. With a lowered center well and raised front and rear decks, they provide additional vertical clearance for machinery, construction equipment, and specialized loads that may not fit on a standard or single-drop flatbed. Contact Palmer Leasing to confirm availability, specifications, and the right trailer for your job.
Color: Black or Gray
Removable Bulkheads
Wood Floors
Sliding Winches
Air Ride Suspensions
Fixed Tandem Axles
Multiple Tie-Down Points
LED Lighting Package
Mud Flaps
Don't hesitate. Our team has worked in this industry for decades.
When you describe what you need, you are talking to someone who understands trailer specifications, lease structures,
and the operational demands of your business, not a call center reading from a script.