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With bunks under it you should be able to chain it down so well you can roll it and it won't come out. It's just a different way of loading. Here there's other trailers that are similar, a bunch of construction companies have trailers where the floor is plate steel and is completely lowered to...

Lol i thought that was a given, but you're right if it's not talked about someone might do it :lol:

You could easily add some pipe cross deals which would do the same tho.

Things are different here fortunately. Even if you had to get plates it wouldn't be that bad. Here's an example of the propane tank ones. https://www.fiskinc.net/hd-trailer/

I would think a big one used with a mini would be amazing, especially if you had a crane on the truck to load. You could easily move 5 times what a mini could lift and be very turf friendly.

Then in that case don't bother with a fetching hand style one, just build a small trailer one. The thing will live outside, and i would toss on some trailer lights so i could just pull it around like a trailer, and never pick it up. You wouldn't need to plate it since it's equipment. That way...

You can also cut an axle one down if you find one used for cheaper too, but stub axles work great. When i built mine i just used some wheels from harbor freight, never flats designed for a wheelbarrow, and just used the appropriate sized bolt for the axle. You could also buy replacement wheels...