Rentals · $150 a day, no HST

N&N ICH Low Profile 20 ft equipment trailer

A 20 foot galvanized deck rated to 14,000 lb, with electric brakes on all four wheels and rear ramps that stand up and adjust. It takes a skid steer, a mini excavator, a car, or a few pallets of patio stone.

Picked up in Kanata, ON.

Next available Tue, Nov 3, 2026

What you need to tow it

  • A 2-5/16 in ball.
  • A 7-way plug.
  • A brake controller in the tow vehicle, because it has electric brakes on all four wheels.
  • A tow vehicle rated for the trailer and what's going on it.
  • A driver who is licensed and insured.

Not sure? Say what you're towing with on the request form, or call and we'll tell you straight. It takes a minute and it saves a wasted trip.

You have to be 18 or older to rent one, and we check the date of birth on your licence at pickup.

Rear three-quarter

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Comes with it

  • Rear stand-up ramps
  • Spare tire
  • Stabilizer jacks
  • Straps
  • Tire iron
  • Toolbox
  • Wheel chocks
  • Winch
  • D-rings

That list is everything that travels with it. Anything not on it, bring your own or give us a call before you come and we will tell you either way.

Ramps Rear stand-up ramps that adjust. We have not published what they are rated to. If you are loading a machine, call 343-429-8991 with its weight first and we will tell you whether it goes up them.

Extras

  • Winch use, $25.00. Use of the mounted winch for the whole rental.

N&N ICH Low Profile 20 ft equipment trailer

Length
20 ft
Width between wheel wells
7 ft
GVWR
14,000 lb
Capacity
11,000 lb
Empty weight
3,000 lb
Coupler
2-5/16 in adjustable
Pull type
Bumper pull
Plug
7-pin
Finish
Hot-dipped galvanized

What it costs

A day
$150
A week
$950
A month
$4,000

No HST on this one.

$400 for a weekend, Friday to Sunday. That is $50 off three days.

Next available Tue, Nov 3, 2026

Check availability

Will your truck tow it?

Three things to check before you book. Two minutes in the driveway, and it saves turning up with the wrong hitch.

2 in (too small) 2-5/16 in (this one)

The ball on your hitch

You need: 2-5/16 in

The size is stamped on the top of the ball. A 2 in ball is the common one and it will not hold this trailer. The coupler sits on it looking closed and lifts straight off over a bump. The two are only 5/16 of an inch apart, so they look almost identical: read the stamp rather than eyeing it. If yours is the 2 in, a 2-5/16 is about $20 at any trailer shop and swaps with one wrench.

7 pins, round

The plug on your bumper

You need: 7-way round

A round socket with seven pins in it and a flip-up cover, usually beside or below the hitch. The flat 4-pin one runs lights only and cannot run the brakes. Most trucks with a factory tow package already have the 7-way.

Under the dash

A brake controller in the cab

You need: Yes, because it has electric brakes on all four wheels

A small box or dial under the dash near your right knee, or a button and a display in the dash on newer trucks. Most three-quarter ton and larger have one, and many half-tons with a factory tow package do too, but check rather than assume. Without it you have no trailer brakes at all, and eleven thousand pounds does not stop on the truck's brakes alone.

Still not sure? Tell us what you're towing with on the request form, or call 343-429-8991 and we'll tell you straight. It is a thirty second conversation and neither of us wants a wasted trip.

What it weighs

The two numbers that decide whether your vehicle can take it. Worth two minutes before you book, and worth a phone call if either one is close.

What it weighs empty
3,000 lb Add whatever you are putting on it. The total is the figure your vehicle has to be rated to pull, and that rating is on the sticker inside your driver's door.

We have not published every figure for this one. Call 343-429-8991 before you book if the rest of it matters to your vehicle, and we will get you the number rather than guess at it.

What fits on it

Typical weights, so you can work out whether the thing in your yard goes on.

  • A compact skid steer about 8,000 lb
  • A large skid steer about 9,400 lb
  • A compact tractor with a loader 5,000 to 7,000 lb
  • Most cars 3,000 to 4,500 lb
  • A side-by-side 1,500 to 2,000 lb
  • A snowmobile about 600 lb

The deck is 7 ft between the wheel wells, and that is usually what decides whether a machine fits rather than the weight. Measure across your tracks or tires at their widest and compare.

These are typical figures, not a promise about your machine. Its real weight is on its own plate and changes with the attachment on the front. If yours is close to the limit, contact us with the number off the plate and we'll work it out together.

When you can have it

Next available Tue, Nov 3, 2026. Pick a day and the request form opens with your dates already in it. This month is here; the form carries the next three.

Choose your dates

November 2026

your dates already spoken for available

Nothing is held until you send a request, and nothing is charged when you do.

Before you book

Does my insurance cover it? How clean does it have to come back? What if it breaks down out there? What if I bring it back late?

Is there a tracker on it? Yes, and we would rather you heard it from us. Every trailer has a GPS tracker on it. It records where the trailer is, when it moves and how fast, the whole time it is out. We use it to find one that has been stolen, to tell when it actually left and came back, and to answer a question about either without anybody having to take a guess. It is not there to watch you, we do not pass any of it on, and the only thing we ask is that you leave it alone.

All of it, answered

How it works

It isn't an instant booking, and that is on purpose. Every rental is checked against the calendar, and a person confirms it before anything is promised.

  1. You ask. Pick your dates and answer a couple of questions about the tow. The dates are held from that moment, and nothing is charged.
  2. You get the price on the next screen, worked out from the rates above. Anything unusual we look at and come back to you on, usually the same day.
  3. You accept, then do three things on your own booking page: driver's licence, insurance, rental agreement.
  4. We confirm it. Payment is normally by Interac e-Transfer. Card is possible; first-time renters may be asked for a temporary hold.
  5. You pick it up. The lockbox code appears on your booking page shortly before pickup, and the keys are in the box.

Picking it up

Most pickups are contactless. The keys are in a lockbox and the code is on your booking page, so you can collect early in the morning or late in the evening without waiting on anybody. If you are coming at a time that suits us both, one of us will come out and walk around the trailer with you. Ask when you book and we will tell you which it will be.

What it costs if something goes wrong

Late returns, cleaning, damage and cancellations all have a set price, and every one of them is written into Schedule C at the bottom of the rental agreement. You read it and sign it before you collect the trailer, so nothing gets invented at the counter.

Picked up in Kanata, ON. We send the exact address once your booking is confirmed. See everything we rent →