Stoughton Trailers For Sale - New & Used

More Information About Stoughton Trailers

Owner-operators, fleet managers, trucking company owners and drivers who are looking for Stoughton trailers can view our individual trailer listings for more information about each trailer. The listings include important information about the container or trailer, as well as a full-color picture of the trailer's exterior. Information included in each listing varies according to factors such as trailer type, but it generally includes stock number, price, location, axle type, suspension type and special features. The listing also includes contact information for the seller. At the bottom of the listing there are links you can follow for more information about insurance, vehicle inspection reports, financing and more.

History of Stoughton Trailers

Stoughton Trailers was founded more than 55 years ago by Carol and Don Wahlin, as Stoughton Truck Body. The company was named Stoughton because it was located in Stoughton, Wisconsin. They started out manufacturing truck bodies and soon grew to produce van trailers, flatbed trailers, grain trailers and chassis. Stoughton's main trailer assembly plant was built in 1985. The company has built and expanded several production plants since that time.

Stoughton has become one of the largest trailer manufacturers in the United States. Their facilities span over a million square feet of manufacturing space. They also operate a truck part distribution network as well as an independent trucking company under the Stoughton name.

Stoughton Trailer Models

Stoughton van trailers and containers are among the toughest models on the road. They are built to some of the highest standards of quality in the industry. Although their 53 foot trailers are the most common, Stoughton containers are available in many lengths, including 20 ft, 40 ft, 48 ft and 53 ft. Regular and hi-cube heights are available.

Stoughton grain trailers are also well built. Their 40 ft grain hopper trailers are lightweight and will hold over 1100 bushels of grain. They also have superior lighting, including LED lights in the hopper work area.

The amenities available on each Stoughton trailer vary, but they are all built with high-quality materials and are designed to stand the test of time.

Some of the features you may find on trailers from Stoughton include:

• Stainless corner posts
• Oak flooring
• Swing doors
• Aluminum roof
• Sliding axles
• Slotted posts for mounting shelves
• Discount for purchasing groups of trailers