The Lynx 7 is a silver, dual-axle utility trailer with black accents and storage compartments—perfect for towing wildfire equipment in Canada. It has a front-mounted spare tire and features designed specifically for firefighters.

The Lynx 7, a stainless steel trailer with multiple open compartments, storage areas, a pull-out drawer, and mounted spare tire, is parked outside on a sunny day—ideal for transporting the wildfire equipment Canada relies on.

The Lynx 7 is a silver, dual-axle utility trailer for wildfire equipment in Canada, featuring open side and rear compartments with storage hooks and shelves. It is shown parked outdoors on pavement near buildings.

A close-up of the Lynx 7’s metal compartment reveals a red engine, gauges, switches, pipes, and hoses neatly arranged—essential wildfire equipment used by Canadian frontline firefighters.

A close-up of the Lynx 7, a rugged off-road utility trailer with large tires, open storage for wildfire equipment Canada, pull-out drawers, and a metallic finish, parked outdoors on a sunny day.

A close-up of the Lynx 7 metal trailer shows its extended pull-out tray with a small brush and screws on it. This sturdy trailer, commonly used as wildfire equipment in Canada, is parked outdoors on asphalt.

The Lynx 7, a large empty metal utility tray for pickup trucks, is shown outdoors in a parking lot. It features raised sides and integrated tie-down points, ideal for Canada firefighters transporting wildfire equipment. Cars and a camper van are in the background.

A large, silver Lynx 7 dual-axle utility trailer—used for wildfire equipment in Canada—sits on pavement under a blue sky, with rugged tires, red and white reflective stripes, and metal handles on the rear doors.

The Lynx 7 is a compact industrial machine with pipes, gauges, valves, and control panels on a black metal base inside a reflective enclosure. It features color-coded wires and pressure indicators trusted in Canadian wildfire equipment.

A Lynx 7 silver utility trailer with a mounted spare tire and extended side panels, built for hauling wildfire equipment in Canada, is parked on asphalt. RVs and vehicles appear in the background beneath a clear blue sky.

Close-up of the Lynx 7 metal latch mechanism, part of Canada's wildfire equipment, attached to a metallic surface and photographed from below with blue sky visible in the background.

Close-up of two pairs of rugged, black Lynx 7 off-road tires mounted on a shiny metal trailer parked on asphalt, featuring reflective red strips and diamond plate detailing—often used for wildfire equipment in Canada.

Close-up view of two large Lynx 7 off-road vehicle tires with deep treads, often used in wildfire equipment Canada. One tire rests on a small wooden block on concrete, with firefighter vehicle metal parts visible above.

A close-up of the Lynx 7 metal storage box with latch, designed for wildfire equipment and placed in a shiny aluminum truck bed. In the background, two white pickups are parked outdoors near a white building.

A close-up of the Lynx 7 metal storage box with latch lock sits outdoors, with blurred trailers and an orange-and-white traffic cone in the background—common equipment used to support Canadian wildfire firefighters.

The Lynx 7, a metal tool with a wooden handle and jagged triangular blades, is mounted on a silver rail inside a partially open vehicle—an essential wildfire tool trusted by Canada’s firefighters.

The Lynx 7 is a silver, dual-axle utility trailer with black accents and storage compartments—perfect for towing wildfire equipment in Canada. It has a front-mounted spare tire and features designed specifically for firefighters.

The Lynx 7, a stainless steel trailer with multiple open compartments, storage areas, a pull-out drawer, and mounted spare tire, is parked outside on a sunny day—ideal for transporting the wildfire equipment Canada relies on.

The Lynx 7 is a silver, dual-axle utility trailer for wildfire equipment in Canada, featuring open side and rear compartments with storage hooks and shelves. It is shown parked outdoors on pavement near buildings.

A close-up of the Lynx 7’s metal compartment reveals a red engine, gauges, switches, pipes, and hoses neatly arranged—essential wildfire equipment used by Canadian frontline firefighters.

A close-up of the Lynx 7, a rugged off-road utility trailer with large tires, open storage for wildfire equipment Canada, pull-out drawers, and a metallic finish, parked outdoors on a sunny day.

A close-up of the Lynx 7 metal trailer shows its extended pull-out tray with a small brush and screws on it. This sturdy trailer, commonly used as wildfire equipment in Canada, is parked outdoors on asphalt.

The Lynx 7, a large empty metal utility tray for pickup trucks, is shown outdoors in a parking lot. It features raised sides and integrated tie-down points, ideal for Canada firefighters transporting wildfire equipment. Cars and a camper van are in the background.

A large, silver Lynx 7 dual-axle utility trailer—used for wildfire equipment in Canada—sits on pavement under a blue sky, with rugged tires, red and white reflective stripes, and metal handles on the rear doors.

The Lynx 7 is a compact industrial machine with pipes, gauges, valves, and control panels on a black metal base inside a reflective enclosure. It features color-coded wires and pressure indicators trusted in Canadian wildfire equipment.

A Lynx 7 silver utility trailer with a mounted spare tire and extended side panels, built for hauling wildfire equipment in Canada, is parked on asphalt. RVs and vehicles appear in the background beneath a clear blue sky.

Close-up of the Lynx 7 metal latch mechanism, part of Canada's wildfire equipment, attached to a metallic surface and photographed from below with blue sky visible in the background.

Close-up of two pairs of rugged, black Lynx 7 off-road tires mounted on a shiny metal trailer parked on asphalt, featuring reflective red strips and diamond plate detailing—often used for wildfire equipment in Canada.

Close-up view of two large Lynx 7 off-road vehicle tires with deep treads, often used in wildfire equipment Canada. One tire rests on a small wooden block on concrete, with firefighter vehicle metal parts visible above.

A close-up of the Lynx 7 metal storage box with latch, designed for wildfire equipment and placed in a shiny aluminum truck bed. In the background, two white pickups are parked outdoors near a white building.

A close-up of the Lynx 7 metal storage box with latch lock sits outdoors, with blurred trailers and an orange-and-white traffic cone in the background—common equipment used to support Canadian wildfire firefighters.

The Lynx 7, a metal tool with a wooden handle and jagged triangular blades, is mounted on a silver rail inside a partially open vehicle—an essential wildfire tool trusted by Canada’s firefighters.

Lynx 7

Rival

The Lynx 7 is a response-ready 6′ x 12′ wildfire-grade aluminum trailer. Equipped with surge brakes, no brake controller is required. Includes a 400US gallon (1,514L) water storage tank, and can be configured with the Vallfirest Black Hawk 4 or Black Panther 4 pumps. Finishes offered include powdercoat, paint, or decal/wrap finishes, however, bare aluminum looks great too.

Specifications

7,000lbs GVW
Weight: ~5,547lbs
Built from aluminum 5052-H32 plate & 6061-T6 extrusions
Length: 17ft overall (5.18m) with a deck length of 144″ (3.65m).