These detachable and fixed gooseneck lowbed trailers come in a variety of deck styles, goosenecks, axle configurations and optional equipment. Features include two- or three-axle stingers and ...

With these type trailers, he says, the deck height is anywhere from 34 inches to 36 inches or 39 inches. "So the equipment that is hauled on it needs to be slightly shorter to go under bridges, for ...

65-ton fixed-gooseneck trailer. A winch, tail rollers and optional pop-up rollers make pulling equipment onto the deck more efficient. Weevil pins line the sides of the trailer and serve as vertical ...

Each day or week could consist of moving a variety of equipment ... The trailer’s fixed neck provides an economical alternative compared to removable gooseneck designs for operators that ...

"This really adds to the flexibility for hauling more equipment on the detachable trailer," Ladner states. Hydraulic or mechanical? Detachable gooseneck ... deck height of a fixed-neck beavertail ...

Rogers Fixed Gooseneck Series has been redesigned with what the company says is a simple and efficient design, and includes increased “ground ‘clearance for off-road conditions, rear loading for ...

The trailer has a fixed gooseneck. Soon after ... is detached and pulled away from the trailer by a tractor, so equipment can then be loaded over the trailer’s front end. As a side note to ...

The 60-ton fixed gooseneck unit featured at the ... set the trailer’s back end on the ground, and maneuver equipment onto the deck of the trailer without having to hoist it over the tires ...