Head to head
Bateson 48LT vs Bockmann HL-AL 3016/27 F
The Bateson 48LT is rated 400kg heavier gross. The Bockmann HL-AL 3016/27 F carries 113kg more.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026
Key differences
- Gross weight: the Bateson 48LT is rated 400kg heavier gross.
- Payload: the Bockmann HL-AL 3016/27 F carries 113kg more.
Specifications side by side
| Bateson 48LT | Bockmann HL-AL 3016/27 F | |
|---|---|---|
| Gross weight | 3100kg | 2700kg |
| Payload | 2150kg | 2263kg |
| Unladen weight | 950kg | - |
| Internal length | 3600mm | - |
| Internal width | 1710mm | - |
| Internal height | 1800mm | - |
| Internal bed | - | 3060mm x 1650mm |
| Axles | - | 2 |
| Brakes | - | Braked (overrun) |
Sources: Bateson 48LT, Bockmann HL-AL 3016/27 F. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the 48LT if...
- you want one that is rated 400kg heavier gross
Bateson's largest standard livestock trailer, described by the maker as suited to 4x4s and larger tow vehicles. It gives farmers more capacity than the smaller 60LT-class trailers in the same range.
Listed by
- Fieldfare Trailer Centre - Salisbury
Buy or hire the HL-AL 3016/27 F if...
- you want one that carries 113kg more
A tandem-axle flatbed for construction and trade use, carrying machinery or bulky loads on a low-sided aluminium platform. It suits builders and plant hire firms needing a general-purpose site trailer rather than an enclosed box.
Listed by
- Böckmann UK Trailers & Horseboxes - Cinderford, Littledean
Common questions
What is the difference between the Bateson 48LT and the Bockmann HL-AL 3016/27 F?
The Bateson 48LT is rated 400kg heavier gross. The Bockmann HL-AL 3016/27 F carries 113kg more. The Bateson 48LT is a 12ft x 5ft8 twin-axle livestock trailer; the Bockmann HL-AL 3016/27 F is a tandem-axle high-bed platform trailer.
Which carries more, the Bateson 48LT or the Bockmann HL-AL 3016/27 F?
The Bockmann HL-AL 3016/27 F, by 113kg.
Can I tow the Bateson 48LT or the Bockmann HL-AL 3016/27 F on a car licence?
Yes, as far as the licence goes. Both are rated at or under 3,500kg gross, and a car (B) licence has covered towing up to 3,500kg since 16 December 2021. Your car still has to be rated to tow the loaded weight - check the handbook or the VIN plate.
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