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Trailer Rentals Mercersburg, PA

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12ft x 7ft x 6ft 14k Dump Trailer with Deep Sides

$160.00/per day

Presenting the 2024 B-Wise 10K Dumper trailer, an exceptional piece of equipment designed to meet all your hauling needs. This trailer boasts convenient barn-style doors that allow for easy loading and unloading, while the dual hydraulic cylinders ensure smooth and efficient operation. Built with a robust reinforced floor, the B-Wise trailer can withstand heavy loads and rigorous use, making it a reliable choice for any job. Rest assured, our trailers are in top-notch condition and fully operational, ready to tackle your toughest hauling tasks. Whether you're transporting materials for construction, landscaping, or any other heavy-duty project, the B-Wise 10K Dumper is engineered for durability and performance. With its impressive design and functionality, this trailer is not just a tool, but an investment in your productivity. Take advantage of its superior features and experience the difference for yourself. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a trailer that combines strength, efficiency, and ease of use. Upgrade your hauling capabilities today with the 2024 B-Wise 10K Dumper trailer and see how it can transform your workflow.

Bumper Pull
10000
12' x 7' x 6'

Bwise
2024
Dump trailer

Greencastle , Pennsylvania

2024 BWise 7x14 Highside Dump Trailer

$200.00/per day

All black 2024 7x14 Highside dump trailer with 7k axle, full tilt dump capability with barnyard style doors on the back, there’s rails on the sides for tarping if needed, this dump trailer has a 10,000 workload to haul anything you might need, as well as anchor points inside for strapping

Bumper Pull
10000
7x14

Bwise
2024
DT714LP-LE14H

Chambersburg , Pennsylvania

22' Tilt deck trailer

$110.00/per day

22' Tilt deck trailer with hydraulic tilt and jack it is a 14,000lb GVWR can haul up to 11,000lbs. Has a 12000lb winch for pulling vehicles onto trailer. Also straps for tie down. Remote for winch and a remote for the tilt.

Bumper Pull
11000
22' x 102"

H&H
2023
H8222EX-140

Chambersburg , Pennsylvania

2025 6'x12' Enclosed Trailer

$85.00/per day

I have a 6'x12' enclosed trailer. You will need 4-plug connection, and a 2" ball trailer weighs 1,180lbs and has a payload capacity of 1,810lbs. Trailer has (4) D-rings in the floor and has E-track on the side for secure tie downs for moving furniture and etc. Fold down door with flip end for easy loading. Also, trailer has rear stabilizer jack for extra stability.

Bumper Pull
1810
6' x 12'

Pace Outback DLX
2025
KP-DX7212-030

Chambersburg , Pennsylvania

20' Car Trailer

$100.00/per day

2025 Be Wise 20' car hauler with ramps and a 13,500lb winch/remote. It is a 9,900lb trailer with a payload capacity of 7,560lbs. Has removable fenders for easy loading and has vehicle straps included. I can deliver for agreed price.

Bumper Pull
7560
20' x 7'

Bewise
2025
CH-20-10

Chambersburg , Pennsylvania

16' BWISE Dump trailer

$135.00/per day

2023 16’ BWISE Dump trailer for rent; trailer weighs 3,000 lb and can carry 11000lb of cargo, this trailer also has a 2 way gate that can be used as a ramp for loading equipment or can be easily changed over for dumping. You will need a 7 pin connector, brake controller and 2 5/16 ball. This trailer is very convenient for hauling equipment, stones, mulch and much more.

Bumper Pull
11000
7ft wide 16ft long

BWISE
2023
DLP16-15

Waynesboro , Pennsylvania

6' x 10' BeWise Dump Trailer

$80.00/per day

This is a 2024 BeWise 6' x 10' Dump Trailer. Please no large rocks or concrete chunks. Trailer is equipped with brakes. Must have an appropriate vehicle to pick up trailer. Will also provide drop off services and haul away services for extra charge. Has ramps that pull out for equipment loading.

Bumper Pull
7000
6ft x 10ft

Bwise
2024
DT610LP-LE-7)

Gettysburg , Pennsylvania

6'x12' 2023 Cam Superline Dump Trailer

$90.00/per day

I have a 2023 Cam Superline 6'x12' 10,000 lb dump Trailer for rent, trailer weighs 3,000 lbs and you can load 7,000lbs in it. You will need to have a 7 pin connector, 2 5/16 ball, and brake controller to pick up trailer. Must bring trailer back empty and clean.

Bumper Pull
7000
6'x12'

Cam Superline
2023
Dump

Gettysburg , Pennsylvania

2023 Sure Trac Equipment Tilt Trailer

$100.00/per day

I have a 2023 SureTrac 7'x18' Equipment Tilt Trailer for rent, trailer weighs 3,500lbs and you can load 10,500lbs in it. You will need to have a 7 pin connector, 2 5/16 ball, and brake controller to pick up trailer.

Bumper Pull
14000
7'x18'

Sure Trac
2023
Equipment

Mercersburg offers a blend of preserved historical charm, rural landscape, and an inviting community spirit.

Explore Mercersburg!

Car Culture

In Mercersburg, Pennsylvania, the open roads weaving between gentle farmland and rolling ridges play host to a quietly passionate car community. Though the borough lacks formal auto shows with vendor tents or exhaust roars, Mercersburg’s automotive spirit comes alive in subtle, neighborhood-driven moments. On warm summer evenings, you'll often find classic Chevys, vintage Fords, and lovingly restored Mustangs lined up along Market Square. These impromptu gatherings—rooted in friendships formed in garages—are more about connection than competition. Neighbors roll in with freshly detailed rides, hoods pop open, and explanations of swap-ins, retrofitted disc brakes, or manual trans conversions flow naturally. The sound of a polished V8 idling beside crickets shows that automotive pride here is quiet but real. Not far from town, winding country backroads—like those between White’s Gap and Tuscarora Mountain—draw weekend joyrides from muscle-car enthusiasts and two-door coupes alike. Locals who’ve installed off-road bumpers and lift kits test their rides along dirt access roads in Michaux State Forest, where logging lanes and rocky paths offer a scenic challenge. Organized speed events aren’t part of Mercersburg’s culture, but nearby impromptu autocross meets occasionally take shape in empty farm lots, hosted by friend crews sketching tight corner layouts with chalk and repurposed barrels. These drives and meets are more than car shows—they’re social signals. Conversations around radiator caps extend to town gossip, school updates, or harvest forecasts. Unlike big-city car scenes, Mercersburg’s are neighborly: enthusiastic, skilled, and always ready for a group run followed by burgers at the local diner. In a place where horsepower mingles with farmhouse charm, car culture is felt not through grandstands, but through shared drives, murmured technical tips, and friends pulling trailers to meet at the roots of small-town pride—where a motor’s purr can speak as loudly as any pep rally.

Life in Mercersburg

With a population hovering around 2,600, the borough spans compact neighborhoods built alongside generations of families. The homes are a patchwork of 19th-century brick Victorians, renovated Colonial farmhouses with full porches, and modest post-war bungalows. On the outskirts sit newer, country-style developments—three- and four-bedroom homes on half-acre lots, designed to resemble farmhouses rather than cookie-cutter subdivisions. Entry-level homes here remain reasonably priced, typically in the low to mid-$200,000s, while larger historic estates or renovated barns may climb to the high-$300,000s. Rentals are scarce, mostly limited to converted apartments over storefronts or small duplexes, ensuring that home ownership remains the norm. Daily life in Mercersburg is anchored by a slower, more deliberate rhythm than urban centers. Residents enjoy low property taxes and small-town utility systems, coupled with high-speed internet and reliable cell coverage—vital for commuters and remote workers. Those working in Hagerstown, Chambersburg, or even the D.C. suburbs find manageable 30–45-minute drives through farmland and along state routes. The borough’s central amenities—schools, grocery, hardware store, café, and library—reinforce a pedestrian-friendly nucleus. Children walk safely to school, neighbors drop by with a jar of preserves, and front porches and picket fences still signify a shared sense of belonging. Farm-to-table culture is growing, with local families tending gardens, raising heritage chickens, or building honeybee hives, while others lease Amish farmland for corn and pumpkin harvests. Community groups organize evening potlucks and barn dances, where new and old residents mingle under strings of lighted flags. Mercersburg’s mix of affordability, rural proximity, historical depth, and small-town camaraderie appeals to retirees, young families, and telecommuters seeking a life grounded in identity and neighborhood—not far from a city, but far enough to savor the seasons.

Events and Traditions

Community celebrations in Mercersburg carry a strong sense of rooted tradition and small-town enthusiasm. Perhaps the most beloved annual event is Mercersburg Festival Day, usually held in June. The entire downtown transforms into a colorful marketplace: outdoor vendors offer locally made crafts, honey, jams, fresh vegetables, and baked goods. The car-lovers of the area might spot a few neighborhood classics on display, but the real draw is family entertainment—live bluegrass music, pony rides, historical re-enactors in period dress, and pie contests sanctioned by the local fire company. Children parade around with home-made ribbon rosettes, and seniors share stories under shady maples about how the town has changed—or stayed the same. As autumn arrives, the nearby Franklin Township Fair takes the spotlight, showcasing 4-H livestock, tractor pulls, harness racing, and agricultural demonstrations. Mercersburg 4-Hers trot out their lambs or goats for ribbon judgments while families wander through livestock barns and fairground stands, savoring funnel cakes and fresh-squeezed lemonade. There are also vintage tractor exhibits, pumpkin carving competitions, and twilight concerts on the fair mainstage. In December, the holiday spirit returns with the Christmas Candlelight Festival: downtown windows are decorated, light displays festoon porches, and a horse-drawn carriage rolls down West Market Street. Local volunteers sing carols, councils serve hot apple cider, and a tree lighting ceremony on the courthouse lawn turns out nearly every family in town. Throughout the winter, the local Grange hosts community dinners and storytelling nights centered on Pennsylvania Dutch folk tales, while the fire station organizes youth sledding jobs and chili cook-offs to raise funds. In Mercersburg, celebrations aren’t grandiose—they’re genuine: neighbors know your name, your grandkids, and what kind of pie you make best. Each event stands as a stitch in the communal quilt, reminding folks why they live here—not just because of the land or the homes, but because of traditions they have together.

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