Browse the complete product catalog from America's top lowboy and heavy haul trailer manufacturers. Compare specs, tonnage ratings, deck heights, and more.
Alpha HD Trailers builds hydraulic and mechanical detachable gooseneck lowboy and double-drop trailers in Oelwein, Iowa.
Aspen Custom Trailers builds hydraulic gooseneck and expandable heavy-haul lowbeds, with plants in Alberta, Texas and Washington.
The Brandt Group of Companies, headquartered in Regina, Saskatchewan, sells a heavy-haul trailer line of multi-axle transporters, scissorneck trailers and tag trailers.
Stockton, California builder of heavy-haul detachable gooseneck lowboy trailers, from 35-ton two-axle models to 110-ton multi-axle conversion trailers.
American manufacturer of aluminum and steel flatbed, step-deck, and lowboy trailers since 1919.
Manufacturer of lowboy trailers featuring pierced crossmember design and Cush Air Ride suspension.
Manufacturer of Blackhawk lowboy trailers with mechanical and hydraulic gooseneck options up to 110 tons.
Global leader in special transport vehicles with modular heavy-haul systems up to 5,000 tonnes.
Leading manufacturer of flatbed and specialized trailers.
Manufacturer of lowboy trailers with T-1 100K PSI steel construction and patented hydraulic flip axle.
Mansfield, Texas manufacturer of lowboy, tag-along, gooseneck and tilt equipment trailers.
Jet Company builds 35- and 51-ton detachable gooseneck lowboy trailers in Humboldt, Iowa.
Manufacturer of heavy-haul lowboy trailers, removable gooseneck trailers, oilfield equipment, and defense tactical trailers.
Factory-direct manufacturer of lowboy and detachable gooseneck trailers with self-aligning V-trough design.
Manufacturer of traveling axle trailers and extendable detachable gooseneck lowboys.
Custom heavy-haul lowboy and step deck trailer manufacturer with 100 ksi single-piece steel rails.
American truck manufacturing company known for heavy-duty vehicles.
Manac builds the DURAWING line of mechanical and hydraulic detachable lowbed trailers, from 35 to 75 tons, in Quebec.
California builder of low-profile removable-gooseneck low-bed trailers since 1946, now a division of Hogan Mfg., Inc.
Manufacturer of lowboy trailers with fabricated I-beam construction and PPG automotive-grade paint.
Rogers Brothers Corporation builds ROGERS lowbed heavy-haul trailers in Albion, Pennsylvania, including detachable gooseneck, fixed gooseneck and tag-along models.
Manufacturer of side dump trailers for construction, agriculture, mining, and demolition industries.
Inventor of the hydraulic detachable gooseneck trailer. Manufacturer of heavy-capacity lowboy and specialized trailers.
Manufacturer of construction, commercial, and specialized trailers.
Manufacturer of removable gooseneck and non-ground-bearing lowboy trailers.
Manufacturer of heavy-haul lowboy trailers featuring ultra-low deck heights and extendable models.