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2025 Trailer 18' Full Tilt Car Hauler

$100.00/per day
Overall Length: 23' 5 Overall Width: 102 Axles: 2-5,200 lb. Ball Size: 2-5/16" Between Fenders: 81" 1/2 Bolt Pattern: 6-55 Bolt Brakes: Both Axles Coupler: 2-5/16" Crossmember: 3 Channel Crossmember Spacing: 24 Curb Weight: 2,280 lbs. Deck Height: 23 Spring / 20 Torflex Deck Length: 18' 7 (Inc/30 Dove) Electrical Hook-up: RV Plug Floor: 2 Spruce Frame & Hitch: 6 Channel GVWR: 9,900 lbs. Hitch Height: 18 – 22 (approx.) Hitch Weight (Empty): 300 lbs. Jack: 7,000lb Drop Leg Payload Capacity: 8,610 lbs. Ply: 8-Ply Tires: 15 D Range
  • Bumper Pull
  • 8610
  • Overall Length: 23' 5? Overall Width: 102? Between
  • Rainbow
  • 2025
  • 8518M

2024 Horizon 22’ Split Deck Tilt Trailer

$159.00/per day
Split deck Tilt Trailer with 2 10,000lb axles for any heavy duty truck, trailer or equipment. This trailer has drive over fenders for any wider tires that may be on your truck. Trailer weighs 4,860lbs empty, so I do recommend hauling with a 3/4 ton or bigger but a half ton can be used as long as you take in the load weight in consideration.
  • Bumper Pull
  • 16000
  • 22’ x 102”
  • Horizon
  • 2024
  • ?????-22'

7' x 14' 2022 Ironbull Dump Trailer

$112.50/per day
7'x14’ Ironbull Dump Trailer for rent. Perfect for all your landscaping needs! Has optional Ramps for loading up equipment. Also have a mini skid steer I added as an extra available to rent for any of your projects! 14000gvwr 9700lbs Capacity of Material
  • Bumper Pull
  • 9700
  • 7x14’
  • Ironbull
  • 2022
  • DTB

20’ Electric Tilt Deck Trailer – No Ramps – Saskatoon

$139.00/per day
20ft Electric tilt deck trailer available for rent in Saskatoon. This trailer makes loading quick and easy with a full tilt deck, so there’s no need for ramps. Ideal for hauling skid steers, mini excavators, vehicles, and equipment. Features: • Electric tilt (power up/down) • Heavy-duty steel construction • Low angle loading for easy access • Wide deck for equipment and vehicles • Smooth and stable towing Perfect for contractors, landscapers, and homeowners needing reliable equipment transport. Trailer is well maintained, clean, and ready to work. Flexible pickup times available. Delivery may be available upon request.
  • Bumper Pull
  • 11000
  • 20' x 102"
  • Canada Trailers
  • 2026
  • ETL102x20-14K

20’ x 83" Car Hauler Trailer

$100.00/per day
20’ x 83” Car Hauler Trailer, equipped with 2 ramps, 4 axle straps and 4 cargo straps, a 10,000lb winch, a spare tire and all the necessary tools to change a tire, we keep clean and well-maintained equipment. Ready to hit the road at your earliest convenience.
  • Bumper Pull
  • 10400
  • 20’ x 83”
  • Load trail
  • 2025
  • Car hauler

2026 Carry-on 7’x20’ Heavy Duty Equipment Trailer

$125.00/per day
2026 Carry-On 7’ x 20’ Heavy Duty Equipment Trailer, Dove Tail with Slide ramps. Bumper puller Equipment trailer, car hauler. Trailer is rated for 7110lbs of equipment totaling gross weight at 10k lbs. Brand new off the lot ready to serve your needs. Dimensions of 7’ wide by 20’ long. Very simply use. Feel free to ask any questions and we’d be happy to help you
  • Bumper Pull
  • 7110
  • 7’x20’
  • Carry on
  • 2026
  • 7’x20’

8' x 36' Car Hauler Trailer

$120.00/per day
2026 Non-CDL 36-foot Lamar Lowboy gooseneck car hauler. Lifted trucks are welcome. I pull this trailer with a new Denali 1-ton diesel with an 8-inch lift on 37-inch tires and the trailer sits level as you can see in one of the uploaded pictures. (2) 7,000-lb axles. 13,900-lb load capacity approved from the factory. Comes with a mounted 12,000-lb winch. In the very front of the trailer underneath the gooseneck is a built-in toolbox from the factory with key lock that's loaded with the following items that's included in your rental (no extra charges): 2 heavy-duty Grade 8 chain binders, 12 yellow heavy-duty large ratchet load straps, 4 orange heavy-duty vehicle wheel straps, 8 green small ratchet load straps. 2 removable (locking pin) adjustable rear landing gear legs for stability when loading heavy loads. In the rear there are (2) hook-on solid steel loading ramps that slide out and have padlocks for securement. Heavy-duty drive-over fenders. Heavy-duty solid steel side rails for heavy loads. 4 heavy-duty solid mounted D-rings on each side of the deck for heavy loads. On the front deck of the trailer I do have a diamond-plated 60-gallon auxiliary diesel fuel tank for the long haul traveling when you find diesel for a cheap price. I bought this trailer for the sole purpose of taking my side by side from Arizona to Wisconsin then coming back to AZ with a classic car also and it pulls amazingly.
  • Gooseneck
  • 13900
  • 8' x 36'
  • Lamar
  • 2026
  • H8023627

20' x 7' Car Hauler Trailer

$85.00/per day
This is our 20' car hauler with 2' dovetail, with an inside the fender clearance of 6'11". Two 3,500-pound Dexter axles with electric brakes on front axle. A 12,000-pound winch with wireless remote control and backup wired control and 6' loading ramps for easy solo loading operations. This trailer is equipped with the worry-free bulldog style hitch and break-away kit. On the front is a lockable tool box with wheel chocks, and four ratcheting vehicle wheel straps. All of our trailers have spare tires, bottle jacks, and tire tools. See our add-on list for chains, binders, and trailer brake controllers.
  • Bumper Pull
  • 5000
  • 20' x 6'11"
  • C&M TRAILERS INC
  • 2025
  • C&M Trailers

Saskatchewan is teeming with wildlife that thrives across its diverse ecosystems — from the grasslands of the south to the boreal forests and wetlands of the north.

Explore Saskatchewan!

Adventure

Adventure

Saskatchewan might be known for its vast fields and open skies, but it offers a surprising range of adventures for those willing to explore beyond the stereotypes. With over 100,000 lakes and rivers, and two major national parks — Prince Albert National Park and Grasslands National Park — the province is a playground for hikers, paddlers, and thrill-seekers. Prince Albert National Park, located in the boreal forest, is a hotspot for outdoor activity. Visitors can canoe across Waskesiu Lake, hike the rugged Grey Owl Trail, or explore backcountry trails on mountain bikes. This park also offers cabin stays, camping, and winter experiences like cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. For those seeking a different kind of adventure, Grasslands National Park in the southern part of the province presents an almost otherworldly terrain. The Badlands offer some of the best stargazing in Canada thanks to the park's designation as a Dark-Sky Preserve. Visitors can hike the 70 Mile Butte Trail, go horseback riding across ancient prairie, or even sleep in traditional tipis. The wide-open expanses here create an almost spiritual connection with nature, offering quiet, solitude, and the opportunity for truly immersive exploration. Water-based adventures are also popular. Anglers flock to lakes like Tobin Lake, Lake Diefenbaker, and Last Mountain Lake, where trophy-sized walleye and northern pike await. Kayaking on the Churchill River System in northern Saskatchewan is a serene yet challenging experience, with portages leading adventurers through boreal wilderness untouched by modern development. In winter, snowmobiling trails crisscross the province, connecting small towns and scenic routes. Whether you're hiking on ancient trails, paddling through crystal-clear waters, or just chasing prairie sunsets, Saskatchewan is full of opportunities for authentic, off-the-beaten-path adventure.

Wildlife

. One of the most iconic animals symbolizing the province’s natural heritage is the plains bison. Once nearly extinct, they’ve made a strong comeback in protected areas like Grasslands National Park, where visitors can see them roaming freely. This region is also home to endangered species like the black-tailed prairie dog and burrowing owl, making it a prime spot for conservation and eco-tourism. The Quill Lakes and Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area are internationally recognized as critical stopovers for millions of migratory birds. Each spring and fall, birdwatchers from around the world visit to witness the awe-inspiring spectacle of sandhill cranes, snow geese, and whooping cranes in flight. Over 350 species of birds can be spotted across the province, making Saskatchewan a top birding destination in North America. Raptors like Swainson’s hawk and great horned owls patrol the skies, while waterfowl such as canvasbacks and ruddy ducks thrive in the province’s countless wetlands. In the forested regions of northern Saskatchewan, moose, black bears, lynx, and timber wolves roam the landscape. The Nistowiak Falls near La Ronge is not only a stunning sight but also a good place to quietly observe wildlife like river otters or even migrating pelicans in summer. Saskatchewan’s dedication to wildlife protection is evident through its network of over 80 provincial parks and recreation areas, as well as numerous conservation programs aimed at preserving habitats for future generations. Whether it’s spotting a bison against a sunset sky or quietly watching a fox dart through prairie grass, Saskatchewan offers countless moments of natural connection and discovery.

Wildlife
Car Culture

Car Culture

Though Saskatchewan is better known for its agricultural heritage than its horsepower, the province is home to a passionate and growing car culture that spans classic restoration, street racing, drag strips, and everything in between. The flat, open roads of Saskatchewan offer a natural invitation for cruisers and car enthusiasts. Throughout the spring and summer, car shows and rallies draw thousands of spectators and collectors. One of the biggest annual events is the Majestics Car Show in Regina, which showcases everything from custom hot rods and muscle cars to antique collectibles and modern builds. It’s been a cornerstone of prairie car culture since the 1960s, growing into one of the most respected indoor shows in Western Canada. In Saskatoon, the Cruise Weekend is a summer highlight, drawing both local enthusiasts and cross-border visitors. It features a show and shine, a classic car parade, burnout competitions, and live music, creating a family-friendly, festival-like atmosphere. This city also boasts the Wyant Group Raceway, a major motorsports facility that hosts everything from stock car racing to drifting competitions. The Saskatchewan Drag Racing Association (SDRA) also runs events across several locations, including Smeaton and Lampman, where quarter-mile drag racing draws thrill-seekers from all over the province. In rural areas, smaller clubs keep the passion alive. Towns like Moose Jaw, Yorkton, and Prince Albert host regular meet-ups where vintage trucks, lowriders, imports, and muscle cars line the streets. Saskatchewan’s vast network of wide highways and quiet backroads means weekend cruises and road trips are a common hobby — often ending with a burger at a roadside diner or a coffee at a local gathering spot. Despite its rugged and humble backdrop, Saskatchewan’s car community is defined by craftsmanship, camaraderie, and a love of the open road — values that reflect the very spirit of the province itself.

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