Trailer - Open 5 X 10 (FT-3) for rent in Isanti, Minnesota
Trailer - Open 5 X 10 (FT-3) is a utility trailer that rents in Isanti, Minnesota for $60 per day or $294 per week. Pickup is in Isanti, MN 55040. Reserve and pay online through RNTR.
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About this rental
5 x 10 Open Utility Trailer Rental — Haul ATVs, lawn equipment, appliances, and general cargo with this compact open utility trailer. A convenient option for homeowners, landscapers, and contractors.
How much does it cost to rent a utility trailer in Isanti, MN?
Trailer - Open 5 X 10 (FT-3) rents for $60 per day or $294 per week. A week costs about the same as 4.9 single days, so the weekly rate is the better price for any rental longer than 4 days.
| Rental period | Price | Works out to |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | $60 | |
| Weekly | $294 | About $42 per day |
For comparison: Utility trailer rentals typically cost $40 to $120 per day depending on size and location, with weekly rates and deposits varying by provider.
Read the full guide: Utility Trailer Rental Cost: Daily & Weekly Rates
What is a utility trailer good for?
A utility trailer is an open flatbed for loads you can tie down.
- Hauling mowers, ATVs and small equipment
- Lumber, furniture and appliances
- Tall or awkward loads that need open sides
- Loose material you want to dump: a dump trailer
- Cargo that must stay dry or locked: an enclosed trailer
Dump trailers have hydraulic beds for automatic unloading and suit heavy materials like dirt and gravel, while utility trailers are open flatbeds better for equipment and general cargo that you'll unload manually. Choose based on your cargo type and whether you need powered unloading.
Read the full guide: Dump Trailer vs Utility Trailer
What are typical specs for rental open utility trailers?
This listing doesn't state a size, so these are the usual figures across the open utility trailers rental stores stock, not this unit's own: each is the range across 9 published sources.
| GVWR | 2,990 to 7,000 lb |
| Payload capacity | 2,332 to 5,350 lb |
| Empty weight | 650 to 2,200 lb |
Based on: Big Tex 70TV-18, Carry-On Trailer 7X18GW, Sure-Trac 7 x 18 Tube Top Utility 7K (ST-UTT8218-070), Big Tex 30SA-8, Carry-On Trailer 5X8GW, Sure-Trac 5 x 8 Tube Top Utility 3K (ST-UTT6208-030), Big Tex 70TV-16, Carry-On Trailer 7X16GW and 1 more
What do I need to tow an open utility trailer?
Open utility trailers typically have a GVWR of 2,990 to 7,000 lb: that is the most the trailer and its load may weigh together, so your vehicle needs a towing capacity of at least that to use the full payload. Empty, they weigh 650 to 2,200 lb and carry 2,332 to 5,350 lb. Check the rating plate on this trailer before you load it.
How much weight can a utility trailer actually carry?
Payload equals GVWR minus empty weight, so axle setup matters more than size. A 4x8 typically carries 1,200 to 1,600 pounds, while a 6x12 carries about 2,000 pounds on a single axle and up to 5,000 on a tandem axle.
Read the full guide: Utility Trailer Weight Capacity Explained
Where do I pick it up?
Pickup is in Isanti, Minnesota 55040, Monday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Tuesday to Friday 8:00 am to 5:30 pm, Saturday 8:00 am to 3:00 pm and Sunday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. You get the exact address at checkout. Return it to a separate drop-off address, given at checkout. This lister offers pickup and delivery.
What should I know before using a utility trailer?
Secure your trailer to a compatible hitch, distribute weight evenly with heavier items toward the front, and check tire pressure and lights before towing. Reduce speed on turns, increase following distance, and practice backing up in an empty lot before hitting the road.
Read the full guide: How to Tow a Utility Trailer Safely
Most states don't require a standalone trailer policy, and your auto liability coverage usually extends to an attached trailer. It typically won't cover damage to the trailer itself, which the deposit or a damage waiver handles.
Read the full guide: Do You Need Insurance on a Trailer? Coverage Explained
How do I book it?
Reserve online through the RNTR marketplace. Checkout, payment and scheduling all happen in the app, with no phone call needed. This lister requires a driver's license: at checkout you upload the front and back of yours and a selfie holding it, or use a verification saved from an earlier rental.
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