The Erde 234×4 commercial trailer has the largest floor space over a twin axle available from Erde. The 234×4 is a very robust trailer, featuring an A-frame drawbar and
four 13″ wheels. The A-frame drawbar and twin axles make this trailer ideal for heavy hauling.
External Dimensions |
Overall Length |
3.27m |
11′ |
Overall Width |
1.79m |
5’10” |
Overall Height |
0.95m |
3’1” |
Internal Dimensions |
Length |
2.25m |
7’4″ |
Width |
1.29m |
4’2” |
Depth |
0.40m |
1’4” |
Weights |
Gross Trailer Weight |
750kg |
1653lb |
Unladen Weight |
260kg |
573lb |
Carrying Capacity |
490kg |
1080lbs |
Other Details |
Wheel and tyres |
135R13 Tyres with 130mm PCD rims |
Suspension type |
2x Full track rubber torsion independent axle |
Coupling type |
Unbraked 50mm pressed coupling |
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Erde loadbars allow you to secure extra items to the top of your trailer. If you have completely filled you trailer and it is still under its recommended gross weight, you can secure additional items to the top of it with a set of loadbars. Loadbars are available for any standard model of Erde trailer, and can even be used in combination with a waterproof flat cover.
Good features of a set of Erde loadbars include:
- Increases the capacity of your trailer (as long as it remains under recommended gross weight)
- Can be fitted to a hardtop for further increase in capacity
- Fittings allow a waterproof flat cover to be fitted at the same time
- Allows you to securely carry items that are slightly longer than your trailer
- The perfect base to fit cycle rails and top boxes
Bad features of Erde loadbars include:
- They are expensive
- There are no pre-drilled fittings for loadbars, you have to drill holes in your trailer
Loadbars are available for all standard models of trailer in the Erde ‘leisure’ or ‘commercial’ range.
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The Erde 234x4F is the biggest and most robust commercial trailer made by Erde. The 234x4F is a braked, twin axle trailer with a carrying capacity of 1196kg. This trailer is ideal for transporting heavy goods.
External Dimensions |
Overall Length |
3.27m |
11′ |
Overall Width |
1.79m |
5’10” |
Overall Height |
0.95m |
3’1” |
Internal Dimensions |
Length |
2.25m |
7’4″ |
Width |
1.29m |
4’2” |
Depth |
0.40m |
1’4” |
Weights |
Gross Trailer Weight |
1500kg |
3306lb |
Unladen Weight |
304kg |
670lb |
Carrying Capacity |
1196kg |
2636lbs |
Other Details |
Wheel and tyres |
145R13 Tyres with 130mm PCD rims |
Suspension type |
2x Full track rubber torsion independent axle |
Coupling type |
Braked 50mm pressed coupling |
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Assembly instructions for an Erde 122 trailer kit
We find that some people have problems following the instructions Erde supply with their trailers. To make this easier we have put together our own illustrated instructions for assembling Erde trailers.
Tools needed:
10mm spanner/socket.
13mm spanner/socket.
17mm spanner/socket.
Flat-head screwdriver.
Socket extension.
Things to remember:
Do not tighten bolts until they are all correctly fitted.
Most nuts are captive nuts to speed up assembly.
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1. Start with the floor pan upside down and fit the axle to the floor pan.
2. Fit the drawbar to the axle.
3. Attach the drawbar to the floor pan.
4. Fasten the light bar to the floor pan using the single bolt in the middle.
5. Attach the cables to the lights.
6. Fasten the wheels on.
7. Tighten all bolts under the trailer except the centre bolt on the light panel.
8. Turn the trailer the correct way up.
9. Fit a side panel.
10. Fit the front panel.
11. Fit the other side panel.
12. Fit the tailgate.
13. Fit the mudguards.
14. Tighten all Bolts.
Please note: Due to vibration bolts can rattle loose, all bolts MUST be checked after 60 miles.
It is also recommended to check lights, couplings, wheels, and wheel bearings BEFORE every long journey.
1. Start with the floor pan upside down and fit the axle to it.
There are pre-drilled holes on each side of the floor pan to make this easier. Use a 17mm socket to tighten these four bolts.
2. Remove the bolt from the drawbar, then attach the drawbar to the centre support of the axle.
Thread the two colored wires through the drawbar before slotting it into the centre support of the axle. The large bolt from the drawbar passes through both parts and is secured with a lock nut. You will need a 17mm spanner and socket to tighten this. Remember this is the pivot point for the trailers tipping feature, so don’t over tighten it.
3. Attach the drawbar to the floor pan using the tipping bracket.
The tipping bracket must be fitted to the underside of the floor pan as shown below. At the centre point of the front edge are pre-drilled holes where it mounts. A 13mm socket/spanner is required for this.
A latch on the drawbar holds the floor pan and drawbar together.
4. Fasten the rear light bar to the floor pan.
It helps to fit the rear light bar at an angle and then straiten it up when you get it into the correct position. At this time a single dome head screw though the centre of the bar will hold it in place.
5. Attach the colour coded cables to the corresponding sockets on the reverse of the rear light bar. Each socket is marked with a coloured sticker.
Slot the cables into the sockets and then twist the coloured sheath clockwise to lock it in place. The cable will only slot into the socket in one direction, so don’t force it.
6. Fit the wheels.
Remember that the rounded ends of the wheel nuts face inwards. If they are fitted facing outwards you will not be able to tighten them up correctly. A 17mm socket or wheel wrench is needed here.
7. Tighten all bolts under the trailer except the centre bolt on light panel.
8. Turn the trailer the correct way up. This may require two people.
9. Fit a side panel. It is easiest to mount it at the back first and then lower the front into position.
Locate the small stud on the rear of the side panels. There is a small hole on both sides of the light bar, one for each panel. Hook this stud into the hole before lowering the side panel into position.
Lower the front of the side panels into position.
A 13mm bolt at the front and rear of the side panel will hold it in place. A smaller 10mm bolt must also be fitted underneath the rear edge where the side panel hooks into the light bar.
10. Slot the front panel into place, do not bolt it down completely at this stage.
11. Fit the other side panel in the same way as before.
12. Fit the tailgate.
The tailgate hinge simply slides together.
13. Fit the mudguards.
Remember to fit the mudguard reinforcement plates. These prevent bolt heads from pulling through the thin metal of the mudguards.
The mudguards mount onto pre-drilled holes in the side of the floor pan, located just above the wheels. A 13mm socket with extension is needed to reach these bolts.
14. Tighten all Bolts.
Again, remember to perform a thorough check of all nuts, bolts, wheels, bearings and lights after the first 60 miles. Vibrations can cause slackening of nuts and bolts in new trailers, so it is very important you perform this check.
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The Erde 142 trailer is the most popular medium sized trailer (classed as a 5’x3′ this is a very in expensive trailer for its size). It has the following features as standard:
- Zinc plated panels and floor (light galvanise)
- Drop down rear tailgate
- Full track galvanised axle beam axle
- Roping buttons allowing covers to be fitted
- TUV approved making it suitable for use in Europe
- 10″ wheels
- 500kg payload
Erde trailers are designed to be adaptable with a wide range of accessories. This model of trailer can be fitted with the following accessories:
Pro’s and Con’s. Starting with the good points:
- Good towing characteristics
- Zinc plated to slow down corrosion
- Recessed tail lights so it can be stored vertically
- Easy to assemble
- Large range of accessories available to improve the versatility of the trailer
Now the bad points:
- Due to flimsy body panels Extended / Mesh sides and 60cm high covers are not available to extend this trailer (143 and 153 trailers have these)
- Expensive parts and accessories
- Straight drawbar (this is the same for all trailers this size)
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The Erde 193 trailer is a very robust trailer with a 6ft by 4ft floor space. It has an A-frame drawbar and reinforced side panels.
External Dimensions |
Overall Length |
2.80m |
9’4″ |
Overall Width |
1.60m |
5’3” |
Overall Height |
0.96m |
3’1” |
Internal Dimensions |
Length |
1.84m |
6’ |
Width |
1.14m |
3’9” |
Depth |
0.40m |
1’4” |
Weights |
Gross Trailer Weight |
750kg |
1653lb |
Unladen Weight |
160kg |
352lb |
Carrying Capacity |
590kg |
1300lbs |
Other Details |
Wheel and tyres |
145R13 Tyres with 130mm PCD rims |
Suspension type |
Full track rubber torsion independent axle |
Coupling type |
Unbraked 50mm pressed coupling |
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The Erde 163 trailer has the highest carrying capacity (600kg) out of the full range of un-braked trailers by Erde. It has an A-frame drawbar and 13″ wheels.
This trailer boasts all the features of the leisure range, with enhanced robustness.
External Dimensions |
Overall Length |
2.45m |
8′ |
Overall Width |
1.60m |
5’3” |
Overall Height |
0.96m |
3’1” |
Internal Dimensions |
Length |
1.54m |
4’11” |
Width |
1.14m |
3’9” |
Depth |
0.40m |
1’4” |
Weights |
Gross Trailer Weight |
750kg |
1653lb |
Unladen Weight |
150kg |
330lb |
Carrying Capacity |
600kg |
1322lbs |
Other Details |
Wheel and tyres |
145R13 Tyres with 130mm PCD rims |
Suspension type |
Full track rubber torsion independent axle |
Coupling type |
Unbraked 50mm pressed coupling |
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The Erde 153 trailer is the smallest commercial trailer by Erde. It has the same internal dimensions and has the same accessories as the Erde 143 trailer, but it is of stronger build and has an A-frame drawbar. It also has larger 13” wheels.
External Dimensions |
Overall Length |
2.23m |
7’3” |
Overall Width |
1.39m |
4’6” |
Overall Height |
0.94m |
3’ |
Internal Dimensions |
Length |
1.45m |
4’9” |
Width |
1.00m |
3’3” |
Depth |
0.40m |
1’4” |
Weights |
Gross Trailer Weight |
650kg |
1433lb |
Unladen Weight |
110kg |
242lb |
Carrying Capacity |
540kg |
1190lbs |
Other Details |
Wheel and tyres |
135R13 Tyres with 130mm PCD rims |
Suspension type |
Full track rubber torsion independent axle |
Coupling type |
Unbraked 50mm pressed coupling |
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The Erde 143 trailer is a popular mid-range Erde trailer. This has all the accessories that an Erde 142 has plus a 60cm high cover, mesh sides, and extension sides.
External Dimensions |
Overall Length |
2.23m |
7’3” |
Overall Width |
1.39m |
4’6” |
Overall Height |
0.91m |
2’9” |
Internal Dimensions |
Length |
1.45m |
4’9” |
Width |
1.00m |
3’3” |
Depth |
0.40m |
1’4” |
Weights |
Gross Trailer Weight |
600kg |
1322lb |
Unladen Weight |
95kg |
209lb |
Carrying Capacity |
505kg |
1113lbs |
Other Details |
Wheel and tyres |
5.00/10 tyre on 115mm PCD rim |
Suspension type |
Full track rubber torsion independent axle |
Coupling type |
Unbraked 50mm pressed coupling |
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The Erde 102 Trailer is the smallest Erde trailer in the UK. It is a small, light weight trailer and an inexpensive option to start off the range. This trailer is usually chosen for light personal uses such as camping, transporting gardening equipment and household waste. This trailer can not be expanded with a lockable hard top.
This trailer is an excellent little trailer that will give long service and has the following features as standard:
- Zinc plated panels and floor (light galvanise)
- Drop down rear tailgate
- Full track galvanised axle beam axle
- Protected rear lights allowing the trailer to be stored vertically
- Roping buttons allowing covers to be fitted
- TUV approved making it suitable for use in Europe
Erde trailers are designed to be adaptable with a wide range of accessories. This model of trailer can be fitted with the following accessories:
Pro’s and Con’s. Starting with the good points:
- The Erde 102 trailer is expandable with a 30cm high cover
- Good towing characteristics
- Zinc plated to slow down corrosion
- Easy to assemble
- Large range of accessories available to improve the versatility of the trailer
Now the bad points:
- Very small wheels (this is the same for all trailers this size)
- Flimsy body panels
- Hard top not available
- Sealed bearings (not serviceable)
- Expensive parts and accessories
- Straight drawbar (this is the same for all trailers this size)
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