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M-Tec 6ft x 4ft Single Axle Trailer vs Tickners ECO745
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
| M-Tec 6ft x 4ft Single Axle Trailer | Tickners ECO745 | |
|---|---|---|
| Gross weight | 750kg | 750kg |
| Unladen weight | 240kg | 275kg |
| Payload | 510kg | 475kg |
| Internal length | 1820mm | 2100mm |
| Internal width | 1220mm | 1175mm |
| Axles | Single | 1 |
| Brakes | Unbraked | Unbraked |
Only specifications published for both models appear here. Full M-Tec 6ft x 4ft Single Axle Trailer figures and full Tickners ECO745 figures.
Choose the 6ft x 4ft Single Axle Trailer if...
An entry-level box trailer for tradespeople and gardeners moving small loads of tools, waste or turf, light enough to tow on a car licence without a trailer test. Its 750kg gross weight keeps it under the unbraked trailer limit.
Full specifications →Choose the ECO745 if...
A taller, longer-bedded version of the Eco Box range for buyers needing more internal volume while staying unbraked. At 1470mm internal height it will take a stacked load standing up, which is what separates a box trailer from a flatbed with sides, while staying under the 750kg unbraked limit.
Also available in a lighter 500kg gross weight version with the same dimensions.
Full specifications →Common questions
What is the difference between the M-Tec 6ft x 4ft Single Axle Trailer and the Tickners ECO745?
M-Tec 6ft x 4ft Single Axle Trailer: An entry-level box trailer for tradespeople and gardeners moving small loads of tools, waste or turf, light enough to tow on a car licence without a trailer test. Its 750kg gross weight keeps it under the unbraked trailer limit. Tickners ECO745: A taller, longer-bedded version of the Eco Box range for buyers needing more internal volume while staying unbraked. At 1470mm internal height it will take a stacked load standing up, which is what separates a box trailer from a flatbed with sides, while staying under the 750kg unbraked limit.
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