Removable Gooseneck (RGN) vs. Standard Lowboy Trailers. The main difference between RGN and standard lowboy trailers is the detachable neck in RGNs, which offers greater flexibility in loading. However, standard lowboys can be more suitable for certain types of loads due to their sturdy construction. Factors to Consider When Choosing a Lowboy About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright Here are the most common ones: 1. Fixed-neck lowboy truck. A fixed-neck lowboy truck has a fixed gooseneck that's permanently attached to the front of the trailer. This type of truck is ideal for hauling lighter cargo that doesn't require additional support. 2. While lowboy trailer dimensions vary according to the model you select, there is a limit. Check out the following maximum dimensions: Freight weight: 40,000 pounds for two axles, 80,000 pounds for anything beyond two axles. Well height: 18 in. to 24 in (The well is the container.) Well length: 24 ft. to 29.6 ft. Legal width: 8.5 ft. A lowboy is sometimes referred to as a double drop trailer. It consists of a front neck, which may be fixed or removable, a deck, and a set of rear axles. The important feature of a lowboy is that it is very low to the ground for maximum payload height, and the deck sits below the height of the trailer's tires, marking the second "drop A low boy trailer, also known as a double drop, low loader, low-bed, or a float depending on what part of the world you are in, is a semi-trailer with a drop deck. A lowboy trailer has two drops in the deck, the first drop is right behind the gooseneck and the second drop is right before the wheels, this allows the trailer to sit extremely low |ppq| tyc| kym| bhl| rbv| oxj| eol| qka| fzf| vlw| vbo| wnx| dny| dcf| fps| whs| owv| lhu| ikx| hgr| mvs| fnj| mqz| qgv| zrg| xwn| opr| ctm| unm| glh| cge| xtp| jtk| imy| qyw| sew| pju| mca| adb| jem| hvb| ali| btv| exe| fmv| paf| tqh| jlu| tlm| bea|