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2025 Wilson Trailer Stockmaster PSAGL 400 PSAGL
A lowered threshold allows you to load, move and unload livestock almost anywhere. Straight though loading with both ramps down or use one ramp with a folding bull bar. With a gentle incline to the main deck, your livestock will load and unload with minimal stress and strain.
Features may include:
RADIUS NOSE- The smooth wrap-around front and sweeping nose cap, rounded on three planes, has been wind tunnel tested and proven to be more aerodynamic. The spun corner caps are more resistant to denting and the front skin is thicker, which adds strength to the trailer.
SIDE SKINS- Wilson uses the industry’s thickest side skin to produce their trailers. Larger, double embossed, oval slots provide superior airflow with punch patterns designed to minimize leakage. Your livestock arrives with less bruising and less stress with Wilson’s super smooth interior walls.
FLOORS- Wilson’s heat-treated flooring is 6061T6 hardness aluminum, the hardest aluminum available for the best wearing and with the highest diamond tread height for the best traction. It is fastened, not welded, to 3” u-shaped crossbars, which means it is not subject to broken welds and the associated floor weaknesses.
FLOOR CROSS BARS- The design of Wilson’s exclusive u-shaped crossbars, used in both the stat deck and the belly, offers superior biosecurity, plus greater floor strength is attained since the floor is fastened to both sides of the crossbar. U-shaped crossbars are stiffer than z-crossbars and offer better resistance to twisting and less damage due to belly dragging.
ROOF- A one-piece .045” aluminum roof skin is standard. Light-emitting ArmorTuf® roof material is available as an option.
SUB FRAME- The exclusive and standard Wilson Z2 extruded long member virtually eliminates corrosion, metal fatigue and loose fasteners in certain areas of the sub frame and deepbar.
REAR CORNER POSTS- Wilson uses a true extrusion for their rear corner posts, which adds more strength for an area of the trailer receiving daily jolts when backing up to unloading chutes.