BraggRanchTrailers.com

Affordable, durable horse and cattle trailers built by professionals. It's that simple. We're horse & cattle folks just like you. You'll save money and have a great trailer!

Want to order a trailer? Turn around time is 2-3 months.  Visit Bee/K&K Trailers & Circle W Trailers website to view a great selection of trailers. Give us a call for a price check.                

What We Do

BraggRanchTrailers.com is owned and operated by Buddy & Laurie Bragg. We're a "Mom & Pop" operation. Having a low overhead allows us to pass our savings on to our customers. We are proud dealer's of:

BEE/ K&K TRAILERS

            Galvanneal Steel Trailers                        

Circle W Trailers

Aluminum Trailers & Steel Trailers

 UPDATE: 9/30/2015

What's New?

Galvanneal Sheets  On

Bee /K&K Trailers!

 "Galvanneal Sheets" offer superior rust and corrosion resistance.

Frequently Asked Questions  

1. What is a galvannealed sheet?
   
   A galvannealed sheet is carbon steel that is coated with zinc on both sides by the continuous hot dip process. It is then heated to such a point that it forms a zinc-iron alloy.
2. Is galvannealed the same as galvanized?
   
   No. Galvanized is simply a coating over steel. The process which forms the zinc-iron alloy is what separates these two products.
3. Will paint stick to galvannealed sheets?
   
   Yes. The excellent paint adhesion to this material is one of its best attributes. Due to the slight texture of the surface, paint will form a stronger bond with it than with regular cold roll sheet metal.
4. Will galvannealed rust?
   
   All metals will eventually rust or corrode, including aluminum. However, the zinc-iron alloy of a galvannealed sheet has proven to be highly rust & corrosion resistant even in an unpainted condition.
5. What is the life expectancy of a galvannealed trailer?
   
   As with any product, proper care and maintenance plays a vital role in its life expectancy. Since it is the same material that automobile manufacturers use, and because we use automotive grade paint, the same care should be used on the trailer as with your automobile. If you follow this guideline, you should easily be able to enjoy pulling your trailer for many, many years to come.