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Richardson Trailers Supreme Excel vs Tickners GT756

The Tickners GT756 is 610kg lighter empty.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

Supreme Excel
Richardson Trailers Supreme Excel
Tickners GT756
Tickners GT756 - image: ticknertrailers.co.uk

Key differences

Specifications side by side

Richardson Trailers Supreme ExcelTickners GT756
Unladen weight920kg310kg
Horse capacity2 horses (16.2hh)-
Gross weight-750kg
Payload-440kg
Internal length-2100mm
Internal width-1455mm
Internal height-1920mm
Axles-2
Brakes-Unbraked

Sources: Richardson Trailers Supreme Excel, Tickners GT756. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the Supreme Excel if...

A lightweight two-horse trailer from Richardson's Supreme range, chosen by owners who want to keep unladen weight down so it can be towed by a smaller car or 4x4.

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Buy or hire the GT756 if...

  • you want one that is 610kg lighter empty

Gives buyers a wider, taller box than the single-axle Eco range while staying under the unbraked weight limit. A 1920mm internal height is unusual on an unbraked trailer and is the reason to choose it: market traders and event crews get a walk-in load space without needing brakes or a bigger tow car.

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Common questions

What is the difference between the Richardson Trailers Supreme Excel and the Tickners GT756?

The Tickners GT756 is 610kg lighter empty. The Richardson Trailers Supreme Excel is a lightweight two-horse trailer; the Tickners GT756 is a an unbraked twin-axle box trailer from Tickners' GT range..

Which is lighter, the Richardson Trailers Supreme Excel or the Tickners GT756?

The Tickners GT756. It is 610kg lighter empty than the Richardson Trailers Supreme Excel.

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