The Lift-A-Load Elevating Platform Trailer uses switch-activated hydraulics to raise the deck from ground to a minimum of 4 or 8 inches (depending on model) to 52 inches (dock height). It can hold cargo weighing up to 4,400, 7,500, 10,000, or 15,000 pounds, depending on model, and is available in tongue- or gooseneck-hitch versions. Standard on all models are: crank-down (or optional winch-operated) tailgate or ramp for low ground-clearance equipment, electric brake on each wheel, 12-volt DC hydraulic power pack, breakaway kit with safety chains, transport locks and safety valves, rubber suspension, tie-down rings, and diamond-plate flooring. (Tongue-hitch versions have a swing-down parking jack; gooseneck versions have a crank-style jack.)