Manufacturer: EAST
Model: Aluminum Refuse Moving Floor
Location: Springfield, MA
Stock #: A039457
Status: Used
Year: 2011
Length: 48 ft.
Width: 102 in.
Suspension: AIR TRI AXLE
When your load needs to stay cold, you do not have time to call around hoping someone has the right trailer. Hale Trailer helps Springfield-area companies find refrigerated trailers for rent, lease, or sale with practical support from trailer people who know what matters on the road, at the dock, and in the yard.
A reefer trailer protects temperature-sensitive freight with an insulated body and a refrigeration unit that helps hold the right environment while the trailer is in use. Hale Trailer rents and sells both electric and diesel-operated reefers and reefer units to give you more ways to match your jobs.
For companies in and around Springfield, MA, Hale Trailer has the equipment to enable you to cool:
Hale Trailer works with customers who need choices. Some need a reefer trailer rental for a short-term job while others require a trailer lease to keep equipment in rotation longer. Others are looking for a reefer trailer for sale so they can add to their fleet for the long haul. If you are comparing new and used reefer trailers, our team can help you sort through the details and choose a trailer that fits the way your operation runs.
Buying can be the better choice when refrigerated freight is part of your regular work. If you need a new reefer trailer for sale in the Springfield area, Hale Trailer can help you compare available refrigerated trailers and decide whether new or used equipment makes the most sense.
Springfield-area customers use trailer rentals for many jobs, including:
Used reefer trailers can be a smart choice when availability and budget are top priorities. A used trailer can help you get working sooner, add backup capacity, or expand your fleet without the cost of buying new. The key is knowing what to check before you commit.
With refrigerated trailers, the box is only part of the story. The reefer unit, trailer body, insulation, doors, floor, suspension, and maintenance history can all affect how the trailer performs. Hale Trailer can help you look past the listing and focus on the details that matter for your freight, route, and daily work.
A reefer trailer rental can help when freight volume changes, a customer contract comes through, or your current trailer is down for service. Renting gives your company a way to add cold capacity without buying equipment before you are ready.
Hale Trailer keeps the rental process clear. Tell us what you are hauling, how long you need the trailer, where it will be used, and whether it will be on the road or parked for storage. From there, a trailer professional can help you review available choices, rental terms, and the details that matter before pickup.
If a refrigerated trailer lease fits better than a short rental, Hale Trailer can help with that too. A lease can be a good fit when the work is steady, but buying is not the right move yet. It gives your company more time with the equipment and more flexibility than moving straight into a purchase.
The right reefer starts with the job. A trailer that works for frozen freight might not be the best fit for produce. A storage trailer parked at a facility can have different needs than a trailer running regional routes. A fleet that loads at docks all day might care about different specs than a company using the trailer for overflow storage.
Start with these questions:
Temperature needs come first. If the trailer will stay closed most of the time, your needs can look different from a job where the doors open all day. Frequent door openings can make temperature recovery a bigger factor, especially when freight is sensitive.
The refrigeration unit matters too. Reefer units are built to help hold product temperature, but each unit has its own condition, hours, service history, and fit. Some customers have brand preferences from past fleet use. Others care more about serviceability, condition, hours, or whether the trailer setup fits the way their team loads and unloads.
Door style can also affect daily work:
Suspension is another point to review. Air ride suspension can help protect cargo and provide a smoother ride, which can matter for certain loads or longer hauls. Other suspension setups can fit different budgets or operating needs. A trailer professional can help you compare what is available and what makes sense for the work ahead.
Trailer size is just as useful to pin down early. A 53-foot reefer trailer is a common choice for larger freight needs, while shorter refrigerated trailers can work well for tighter routes, smaller loads, or local storage. Hale Trailer can help you review available reefer trailers and match the size to the job instead of guessing.
A reefer trailer rental is often the best place to start when the need is temporary. It can help cover a seasonal rush, a short contract, a down trailer, or a one-time cold storage need. Renting can also help you test what kind of refrigerated trailer fits your operation before you make a longer commitment.
A trailer lease can fit better when the need lasts longer than a short rental but does not call for a purchase. Leasing can support steady work, long-term contracts, or fleet growth when you want regular access to equipment without buying right away.
A used reefer trailer can be a strong choice when you want ownership without buying new. Used trailers can work well for companies that know their freight needs and want a practical path to fleet growth. When comparing used reefer trailers for sale, look closely at reefer unit hours, door condition, floor condition, suspension, maintenance needs, and how the trailer will be used day to day.
A new reefer trailer can be the right call when you want the most control over age, spec, and long-term planning. If your operation depends on refrigerated freight every day, new equipment can be worth reviewing. A new trailer can also help when your company needs a specific layout, door setup, or refrigeration unit preference.
Hale Trailer can help you compare rental, lease, new, and used choices so you can move forward with the right equipment for your budget, schedule, and workload.
Hale Trailer is built around commercial trailer rentals and sales. Our customers include fleet managers, logistics teams, construction operations, agricultural companies, carriers, and companies that need the right trailer to keep a job moving.
Inventory is one of the biggest reasons customers call Hale Trailer. When another dealer does not have what you need, Hale Trailer might have choices worth checking. That is especially helpful with refrigerated trailers, where size, door style, suspension, reefer unit, availability, and rental term can all narrow the field quickly.
Good support matters too. A good reefer trailer match starts with the right questions. What are you hauling? How cold does it need to stay? How often will the doors open? Will the trailer be parked or moving? How long do you need it? Are you bidding on a job, covering overflow, or adding permanent fleet capacity?
Customers call Hale Trailer for:
Need a reefer trailer rental in Springfield, MA? Looking for used reefer trailers for sale? Comparing a new reefer trailer with a trailer lease? Hale Trailer can help you find the right next step.
Call Hale Trailer to check availability, talk through your freight needs, and request a quote. A trailer professional can help you compare refrigerated trailers, review rental or purchase choices, and get your company moving with equipment that fits the job.
Yes. Hale Trailer can help Springfield-area companies find reefer trailer rental options for cold freight, temporary refrigerated storage, seasonal demand, fleet gaps, and contract work. Call to check current availability and talk through the trailer size, door style, rental term, and setup that fits your job.
Yes. A reefer trailer can support temporary cold storage for food, produce, frozen goods, dairy, floral products, and other temperature-sensitive freight. Tell Hale Trailer where the trailer will sit, how often workers need access, and what temperature range your product needs.
Hale Trailer can help customers compare used reefer trailers for sale based on availability, trailer size, reefer unit condition, door type, suspension, floor condition, and daily use. Used reefer trailers can be a practical fit for companies that need cold capacity without buying new.
Yes. Hale Trailer works with customers looking to buy new reefer trailers for long-term fleet planning, refrigerated freight growth, and specific trailer specs. A trailer professional can help you review current options and match the trailer to your operation.
Yes, we rent and sell both electric and diesel-operated reefers and reefer units. A trailer professional can help you compare available options based on whether the trailer will be used on the road, parked for storage, connected to site power, or needed for a specific refrigerated freight setup.
Renting works well for short-term jobs, seasonal demand, backup equipment, and one-time cold storage needs. Leasing can fit longer projects or steady work when buying is not the right move yet. Buying can make sense when refrigerated freight is a regular part of your business.
Start with the freight, temperature range, trailer length, door style, reefer unit, suspension, floor condition, and rental or purchase timeline. It also helps to know whether the trailer will be parked, moving, loaded at a dock, or accessed throughout the day.
The right size depends on freight volume, route needs, loading space, and storage plans. A 53-foot reefer trailer is common for larger freight needs, while shorter refrigerated trailers can work better for smaller loads, tighter yards, or local storage.
Yes. Hale Trailer supports customers with trailer rentals, trailer sales, parts, service, and maintenance. That support can be helpful when you need one trailer source for the equipment and the follow-through that keeps it working.
Call Hale Trailer to check availability, request a quote, and talk with a trailer professional. Share what you are hauling, how cold it needs to stay, how long you need the trailer, and whether you want to rent, lease, buy used, or buy new. We’ll get you set up with the right equipment for your operation.
In March of 2022, Hale Trailer purchased the operating assets of Commonwealth Trailer Rentals. We look forward to continuing to serve you as always, now with a greater geographical footprint, larger inventory, and expanded product offerings for sale and rent.