On a 5' X 8' Utility Trailer you would want a 60% / 40% axle weight distribution for optimum towing/tracking of trailer. A design of 96 total inches in length would produce a 54" length from the front of the trailer to axle center. Adding an additional 10 inches to the rear of the trailer would then produce a optimum 63" length from the front of the trailer. Extending this trailer by 10 inches would fall into a safe range as long as you take into consideration the weight distribution of the load.
A single axle utility trailer measures 12'x77" and a tandem axle utility trailer measures 16'x77". In the USA, a utility trailer can be no taller than 13 ft. 6 inches.
A trailer is 13feet 6inchs high.
The kingpin is normally 42 inches from the nose of the trailer.
Depends on the complete trailer dimensions. Trailer width would either be 96 or 102 inches, trailer height varies considerably - if it's a typical 13'6 high cube van, then you'd be looking at 110" inches from the trailer floor to the ceiling.
102 inches, or 8 feet 6 inches.
it depends
96 to 102 inches.
For a typical, normal profile, North American dry or refrigerated van trailer, the floor space will be 53 feet in length, 96 inches in width, and 110 inches of interior height inside the trailer.
They come in two main widths of 96 inches and 102 inches.
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The interior of a 13'6 high, standard profile van or curtainside trailer is 110 inches.
The maximum trailer width, 8 1/2 ft (102").