AM Machinery RFR 07 — 7-Ton Road Log Trailer
A road-legal, deck-only timber trailer. Pair it with an AM Machinery grapple loader and a Honda power unit to build your own mobile, self-loading log machine.
- 7-Ton Capacity
- 85" × 156" Bed
- 8 Trailer Posts
- 2-5/16" Ball Hitch
- Electric Brakes
Since 1982 · Financing available
Sold as a Trailer — Built to Be Completed
The RFR 07 ships as a road-ready deck so you can match it to your work. Add an AM Machinery grapple loader and a hydraulic power unit, and one person can pick, load, and haul — a fully mobile, self-loading log machine.
RFR 07 Specifications
- Trailer capacity
- 7 Ton
- Tare weight
- 2,860 lbs
- Overall (W × L)
- 92" × 23.0 ft
- Trailer bed (W × L)
- 85" × 156"
- Axle system
- Leaf-sprung
- Tires
- 750/16, 14-ply
- Trailer posts
- 8
- Tie-downs
- 4 (nylon straps)
- Hitch
- 2-5/16" ball
- Brakes & lights
- Wired electric
- Shipping weight
- 1,800 lbs
Need more capacity? The heavy-duty RFR07HD is rated to 16,000 lbs on an 84" × 19' two-axle deck.
Complete Your Self-Loading Machine
Add an AM Machinery grapple loader and a hydraulic power unit — sized to your logs.
Built For
Woodlot thinning
Move cut timber out of the stand without a forwarder.
Tree service hauling
Load and haul trunk wood and brush off the job site.
Firewood production
Feed the processor by hauling rounds from the landing.
Storm cleanup
Road-legal, so you can tow it straight to the curb and back.
Landing-to-mill
Transport logs from the woods to the mill or your yard.
Built to Pick, Load, and Haul
Watch an AM Machinery road forestry trailer and grapple loader pick, load, and haul full-size logs — the same equipment we stock and support at Bailey’s.
How to Choose a Log Trailer
Trailer-only vs. a complete self-loading package
The RFR 07 ships as a bare deck so you can spec it to your work. Add an AM Machinery grapple loader and a hydraulic power unit and it becomes a self-loading machine — one person can pick, load, and haul without a second piece of equipment.
Match the loader to your logs
Shorter JMS loaders (11'–15'5") are lighter and cost less; the 17' and 19' reach further across the deck and pile. Longer reach adds loader weight, which trades against payload.
Payload math
Usable log payload = trailer rating minus tare weight minus loader weight. Decide loader reach first, then confirm the rest is the payload you need.
Towing & legal
The RFR 07 is built for the road: wired electric brakes, wired electric lights, and a 2-5/16" ball hitch. Tow it behind a properly rated truck; this class typically needs no CDL for non-commercial use — confirm your combined weight against your state's rules.
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