Wells Cargo RF714T2 14 Ft. Road Force Trailer
PICKUP / LOCAL DELIVERY ONLY
Due to manufacturer policy we are unable to ship this product. It is available only for in-store pickup or local delivery.
***Price does not include Taxes and Fees***
Location: Hainesville
Features:
- Entire Chassis Undercoated
- E-Z Lube® Hubs
- 1-Piece Aluminum Roof
- 3/4"" PlexCore High-Performance Interior Decking
- Rear Ramp Door with Spring Assist
- 24"" ATP Stoneguard
- 3/8"" PlexCore High-Performance Interior Sidewalls
- Electric Brakes with Breakaway Kit
- .030 Aluminum Exterior Bonded (Smooth Appearance)
- ArmorTech on A-Frame and Rear End Rail
- Spring Axles
- 36"" Side Entry Door with Flush Lock
- 16"" Ramp Extension
- 12v LED Slim Line Tail Lights
- 15"" Radial Tires
- Radius Front/Round Roof w/ Silver Cap
- ATP Jeep Fenders
- LED Heavy-Duty Oval Clearance Lights
- .080 Aluminum Top Wrap16"" OC Floor Crossmembers
- 16"" OC Tube Vertical Posts16"" OC Tube Roof Bows
Additional Features can be found at: https://wellscargo.com/models/cargo-trailers/road-force/road-force-cargo
Specifications
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Wells Cargo Road Force |
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Model: |
RF714T2 |
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MFG Year: |
2021 |
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Body Length: |
14’ 9" |
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Body Width: |
7’ |
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Overall Length: |
17’ 8” |
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Overall Width: |
8' 6” |
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Interior Length: |
14’ 5” |
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Interior Width: |
6' 8” |
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Interior Height: |
6' 6” |
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Width Between Wheel Wells: |
- |
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Platform Height: |
19” |
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Axle Quantity: |
2 |
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Axle Type: |
- |
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Brakes: |
Electric Drum |
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Suspension: |
- |
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Tire Size: |
ST205/75R15 |
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Load Range: |
C |
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Hitch Ball Size: |
2 5/16" |
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Hitch to Top of Ball: |
17" |
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Hitch Weight: |
10-15% |
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Curb Weight (Approximate): |
1975 lbs |
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GVWR: |
7000 lbs |
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GAWR: |
3500 lbs |
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Payload Capacity (Approximate): |
5025 lbs |
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Rear Door Style: |
- |
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Door Width: |
78" |
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Door Height: |
72" |
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Tube Main Rails |
2" x 4" |
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12V Trailer End Connector: |
7-Way |
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and, which are know to the the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to