K2637-2 - Lincoln Electric Large Two-Wheel Welder Trailer with Duo-Hitch

Heavy-Duty Mobility for Your Welding Operations

The Lincoln Electric Large Two-Wheel Road Trailer (K2637-2) is the ultimate solution for professionals who need to transport heavy engine-driven welders across diverse environments. Whether you are moving equipment around a large industrial plant, navigating a rugged construction yard, or towing your welder on the highway to a remote job site, this trailer is engineered to handle the load with ease. Built with the professional contractor in mind, it combines robust structural integrity with smart design features that simplify logistics and enhance safety.

At the core of this trailer is a stiff .120-inch welded rectangular steel tube frame. This heavy-duty construction ensures that the trailer can withstand the vibrations and stresses associated with towing heavy machinery. To further protect your investment, the steel frame undergoes a phosphate etching process before being finished with a durable powder coat paint. This multi-step finishing process provides superior resistance to rust and corrosion, ensuring the trailer maintains its integrity even in harsh weather conditions or corrosive industrial atmospheres.

One of the standout features of the K2637-2 is the Duo-Hitch®. This innovative hitch system combines a 2-inch ball hitch and a Lunette Eye into a single unit, offering unmatched versatility. You no longer need to worry about whether your towing vehicle is equipped with a pintle hook or a standard ball mount; this trailer adapts to your fleet. Additionally, the trailer comes standard with a pivoting jack stand for easy coupling and uncoupling, as well as safety chains to ensure secure towing. The 14-inch wheels are designed for both on-road and off-road performance, making this an all-in-one mobility solution for your Lincoln Electric welder.

Note: While this trailer is designed for road use, local regulations vary. An optional Fender and Light Kit (K2639-1) may be required for highway compliance in your area. Always check federal, state, and local laws regarding trailer lighting and fenders before hitting the road.