7×5 Trailers Melbourne

More deck, same easy tow

A 7×5 gives you a deck around 2.1m × 1.5m — a solid step up from a 6×4 without moving to a tandem. That extra length and width is exactly what gardeners, mowing contractors and handymen fill every week: a ride-on or two push mowers, wheelbarrow, blowers and a load of green waste in one trip. It’s still a single-axle trailer, so it tows lightly, reverses easily and doesn’t hog the driveway. Our 7×5 tippers start at $2,295, with specials regularly knocking $150 or more off.

The 7×5 range runs from heavy-duty galvanised tippers with 300mm or 400mm sides through to a purpose-built 7×5 lawn mower trailer with hydraulic tipper for mowing rigs. Like every Ubeaut trailer, they’re hot-dip galvanised with seam-welded checker plate floors, heavy-duty shackle springs, LED lights, a free jockey wheel and a 1-year structural warranty.

Weighing it up? A 6×4 is cheaper and easier to store if it’s mostly tip runs; if you’re regularly carrying more weight than bulk, look at the braked 8×5s in our single axle and tandem ranges — or have us build one to your spec.

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What you get on every 7×5 we build

Standard specification, not an upgrade list — this is what a 7×5 leaves our Seaford workshop with. Sides are your choice of 300mm or 400mm; everything else below is the same on both.

Weights	750kg ATM. Your usable payload is 750kg less the tare shown on the compliance plate
Brakes	None fitted, and none required — Australian rules only mandate trailer brakes above 750kg ATM. Need to carry more? We can spec a braked axle and a higher rating
Frame	50×50mm RHS
Floor & sides	Two pieces of seam-welded checker plate, welded to the chassis every 80–100mm and folded up to form the sides — so there is no join where the sides meet the floor, which is where cheap trailers rust first
Gates	Front and rear tailgates, both easily removed, with tie-down rails welded front, rear and both sides
Cage	600mm removable cage with gates front and rear, held on with four bolts so it comes on and off quickly
Drawbar	70×50mm RHS, 1400mm long
Axle	Heavy-duty solid 40×40mm
Suspension	Eye-to-eye heavy-duty leaf springs, not slipper springs
Wheels & tyres	Brand new 185/70 14 tyres on Sunraysia-style rims in a 5-stud pattern. LandCruiser 6-stud and other patterns on request
Finish	Hot dipped galvanised, fully welded
Lights & wiring	LED tail lights with wiring and reflectors, mudflaps, and your choice of flat or round plug
Included	Free jockey wheel, and a structural warranty on frame and suspension
Compliance	Built to the Australian Design Rules (ADR 1989)

Options and on-road costs. A lockable toolbox fits to the drawbar for $330, and a new spare wheel and tyre is $130. We are a registered online dealer, so Victorian buyers can have registration arranged for $160 at the time of purchase — no separate trip to VicRoads. All prices include GST.

Sizing it up or down? A 6×4 is cheaper and easier to store if it is mostly tip runs, and an 8×5 steps you up to a braked 1,500kg single or a tandem when the loads get heavy rather than just bulky. If mowing is the job, the 7×5 lawn mower trailer adds a hydraulic tipper so the clippings go out without a shovel — and anything else, we will build it to your spec.

7×5 trailer FAQs

What's the difference between a 6×4 and a 7×5?

About 300mm of extra deck in each direction — roughly 2.1m × 1.5m versus 1.8m × 1.2m. That’s the difference between squeezing a ride-on in diagonally and loading it straight up the ramp with room for the rest of your gear. Both are single axle and tow much the same.

Will a ride-on mower fit in a 7×5?

Yes — most domestic ride-ons fit a 7×5 deck comfortably. If mowing is your business, the 7×5 lawn mower trailer adds a hydraulic tipper so the clippings go out without a shovel.

Do 7×5 trailers need brakes?

Only above 750kg ATM — our standard 7×5 tippers are built as unbraked 750kg ATM trailers, so no brakes are required. If you need to carry more weight, we’ll spec a braked axle and higher rating to suit.

Can I get a custom 7×5 built?

Absolutely — cages, ramps, toolboxes, tipper conversions or something entirely yours. See custom builds or call us on 03 9708 2691 to talk it through.

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