Description
The Muts double-axle ATV utility trailer stands alone among ATV dump trailers. The trailer itself is built like a tank, multi-tasks for countless outback projects, and has optional attachments that extend its versatility. Like all Muts trailers, this model is built to last, yet light enough to enough to easily pull with your ATV.
The box bottom is made from 14 gauge and the fenders from 16 gauge galv-annealed automotive steel containing rust inhibitors with a hard, microscopically rough surface to which the powder coat adheres, giving it excellent wear and rust resistance characteristics. The end panels are made from 16 gauge mild steel. The carriage is made from square, rectangular, and round tubular steel varying in size from 1″ to 2″and thickness from .100″ to .25″. The polyester rope is user friendly. It will not cut your hands if frayed and will not bind in the drum like wire rope can. Empty unit weight is 480lbs.
MADE IN CANADA. This trailer comes with a 5 Year Warranty. Plus, we offer replacement parts to keep your Muts on duty for years and years.
Stephen L. (verified owner) –
Purchased this trailer in February of 2025 to use in a small maple syrup operation. The trailer has exceeded all expectations hauling sap and firewood through rough terrain, snow and mud. It has been an excellent investment.
Jon O. (verified owner) –
Morris A Syrstad Jr (verified owner) –
Great Deal. Very Easy To Work with. Highly Recommended
James Wallace (verified owner) –
thom (verified owner) –
Fantastic atv trailer. Handles well in all terrain & the dump feature is great.
William J. (verified owner) –
Marlene Magashazi (verified owner) –
Love it it works really good
Chris Nuttall-Smith (verified owner) –
Absolutely love this trailer. Am still in its first season but so far it’s far better than I’d hoped, which is saying something. Super tough, handles rough treatment and crazy loads without a sweat, negotiates massive ruts, bumps, rocks, mud, etc. no problem, and after many loads of gravel, huge hardwood logs hanging out the back, machinery, etc., I haven’t even managed to scratch the finish yet. It’s so clearly designed by people who use these things—not just entrepreneurs at a desk. They just don’t seem to have done any of the compromising or longevity-killing “value engineering” that’s endemic in reasonably priced gear. The fact that it’s designed and made here in Ontario by a small business is awesome too. If you’re reading this, you need one!