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Ifor Williams BV126 vs M-Tec 10ft x 5ft6 Tipping Trailer
Two models people put on the same shortlist. Every figure below is sourced, and where one side has a specification the other does not publish, the row is left out rather than filled with a guess.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026
| Ifor Williams BV126 | M-Tec 10ft x 5ft6 Tipping Trailer | |
|---|---|---|
| Gross weight | 3500kg | 3500kg |
| Unladen weight | 980kg | 980kg |
| Payload | 2520kg | 2520kg |
| Internal length | 3.60m | 3.1m |
| Internal width | 1.73m | 1.67m |
Only specifications published for both models appear here. Full Ifor Williams BV126 figures and full M-Tec 10ft x 5ft6 Tipping Trailer figures.
Choose the BV126 if...
Aimed at businesses moving bulkier equipment or several machines that need to travel enclosed and secure, where the BV105 is too narrow or too light. Its 3500kg rating means a car-derived van or 4x4 with a suitable tow rating can still pull it.
Manufacturer offers 6' and 7' high-roof options; figures shown are for the 6' high roof version.
Full specifications →Choose the 10ft x 5ft6 Tipping Trailer if...
A larger hydraulic tipping trailer for farmers and contractors handling bigger loads of aggregate, feed or muck than the 8x5 tipper allows, while still being towable behind a farm tractor or pickup.
Dealer listed this as an 'Electric Tipper'; the manufacturer's page for this size describes a hydraulic ram with toolbox-mounted controls, not an electric ram, so that detail is not carried into the specs.
Full specifications →Common questions
What is the difference between the Ifor Williams BV126 and the M-Tec 10ft x 5ft6 Tipping Trailer?
Ifor Williams BV126: Aimed at businesses moving bulkier equipment or several machines that need to travel enclosed and secure, where the BV105 is too narrow or too light. Its 3500kg rating means a car-derived van or 4x4 with a suitable tow rating can still pull it. M-Tec 10ft x 5ft6 Tipping Trailer: A larger hydraulic tipping trailer for farmers and contractors handling bigger loads of aggregate, feed or muck than the 8x5 tipper allows, while still being towable behind a farm tractor or pickup.
Are these figures reliable?
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