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A reel trailer[1] is a piece of utility construction equipment towed by a powered vehicle like a truck. It is commonly used to transport spools of fiber,[2] copper, conduit and electrical cable.[3] The key feature that distinguishes reel trailers from other trailers is that they use a metal bar that runs through the center of the spool, suspending it above the trailer frame. This allows the spool to spin freely, making it easier for operators to unwind or rewind material

Reel trailers come in various configurations, from single-reel models for smaller operations to multi-reel designs that hold multiple spools for larger projects. Some models without hydraulic systems require lifts or cranes to move spools on and off the trailer. Some trailers use hydraulic lifting mechanisms to raise and lower the spools without the need of external equipment.
Reel trailers are not intended to transport riders or passengers.[4]
- ^ US20110116902A1, Smith, Noel C.; Zitkus, John & Ferguson, John et al., "Cable reel trailer", issued 2011-05-19
- ^ Kelly, Mark (February 9, 2023). "Selma, Alabama broadband project nearing completion". Alabama News Center. Retrieved January 30, 2025.
- ^ Wegman, Catie (November 7, 2019). "FPL to install underground power lines along Treasure Coast, breaks ground in Jensen Beach". TC Palm. Retrieved January 30, 2025.
- ^ "Understanding Reel Trailers". amace.ca. Retrieved 2024-03-14.