The brakes are electric, as the setup is meant for pickup trucks. This type of trailer, which is categorized as a removable gooseneck (RGN ... re great for towing oversized loads.

Some offer lowboy trailer models with a removable ... Hydraulic gooseneck trailers also offer enhanced safety for the operator, as the neck can be raised to allow the truck fifth wheel to attach ...

That was a boost to safety. The trailer has a fixed gooseneck. Soon after, Austin Talbert designed a removable gooseneck, a fixture now common. The gooseneck is detached and pulled away from the ...

The 55T Extendable Hydraulic Removable Gooseneck (HRG) trailer (Model KSHRGEX-3-55T) features a deck that extends from 26 to 44 feet to haul both short and long payloads.

The trailer has a 110,000-lb. capacity in 12 feet, while its 13-foot gooseneck has a swing clearance of 110 inches. The relief cutout in the gooseneck offers added space between the truck and trailer.

Investing in a gooseneck ... trailer to a gooseneck hitch. Drivers can choose between an above-bed or under-bed gooseneck hitch. A removable above-bed option attaches to standard pickup truck ...

a gooseneck hitch with a 2-5/16” adjustable ball coupler, and dual 7K axles with electric brakes and EZ Lube hubs. (Photo: M.H. Eby) The trailer incorporates several features to enhance its usability.

Rogers' 35/40-ton capacity NoFoot detachable gooseneck trailer features lowered cross ... 40-ton capacity with use of removable/flip third axle Rated at 35 tons as a tandem 24-ft.

Aspen’s M5500-8 55-ton hydraulic removable gooseneck lowboy trailer comes standard with 26 feet of flush deck, swing-out outriggers, protected air lines, a wide gooseneck support arm and a rear ...

The removable ... trailer is lighter than the hydraulic trailer and doesn’t require hydraulics for positioning. The mechanical attachment style is typically used for double-drop trailers. The ...