Detachable Gooseneck Lowboy trailer
A lowboy semi-trailer, also known as a low-loader or low-bed trailer, is a specialized type of trailer used for transporting heavy and oversized loads. It is designed with a lower deck height in order to accommodate tall or bulky cargo that would not fit on a standard flatbed trailer.
The lowboy trailer usually has two drops in its deck height, with the front part of the trailer being higher than the rear. This design allows for easier loading and unloading of equipment with high ground clearance, such as construction machinery, large vehicles, or industrial equipment.
Lowboy semi-trailers typically have a gooseneck or detachable front section that enables the trailer to be attached to a tractor unit. The front section rests on the tractor's fifth wheel and helps distribute the weight of the load evenly, making it easier to tow.
Lowboy semi-trailers typically have a gooseneck or detachable front section that enables the trailer to be attached to a tractor unit. The front section rests on the tractor's fifth wheel and helps distribute the weight of the load evenly, making it easier to tow.
These trailers often have multiple axles and are equipped with heavy-duty suspension systems to handle the weight of the cargo. Some may also include specialized features like ramps or hydraulic systems to facilitate the loading and unloading process.
Lowboy semi-trailers are commonly used in industries such as construction, oil and gas, mining, and agriculture, where large and heavy loads need to be transported safely and efficiently. They provide a reliable solution for moving oversized equipment or machinery over long distances on public roads.
