50-55 Ton Lowboys

Swing clearance: 102 in Axles: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. One US short ton is 2,000 lb. Deck height is the distance from the ground to the deck. Swing clearance is the clearance available for the tractor to turn beneath the gooseneck. Non-ground-bearing (NGB) means the gooseneck uses the tractor fifth wheel to support the lifting action instead of a hydraulic foot against the ground. Capacity applies to the specified build and load footprint. The drawing identifies the complete configuration. Swing clearance: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. Axles: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. One US short ton is 2,000 lb. Deck height is the distance from the ground to the deck. Swing clearance is the clearance available for the tractor to turn beneath the gooseneck. Non-ground-bearing (NGB) means the gooseneck uses the tractor fifth wheel to support the lifting action instead of a hydraulic foot against the ground. Capacity applies to the specified build and load footprint. The drawing identifies the complete configuration. Swing clearance: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. Axles: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. One US short ton is 2,000 lb. Deck height is the distance from the ground to the deck. Swing clearance is the clearance available for the tractor to turn beneath the gooseneck. Non-ground-bearing (NGB) means the gooseneck uses the tractor fifth wheel to support the lifting action instead of a hydraulic foot against the ground. Capacity applies to the specified build and load footprint. The drawing identifies the complete configuration. Swing clearance: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. Axles: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. One US short ton is 2,000 lb. Deck height is the distance from the ground to the deck. Swing clearance is the clearance available for the tractor to turn beneath the gooseneck. Capacity applies to the specified build and load footprint. The drawing identifies the complete configuration. Swing clearance: 102 in Axles: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. One US short ton is 2,000 lb. Deck height is the distance from the ground to the deck. Swing clearance is the clearance available for the tractor to turn beneath the gooseneck. Non-ground-bearing (NGB) means the gooseneck uses the tractor fifth wheel to support the lifting action instead of a hydraulic foot against the ground. Capacity applies to the specified build and load footprint. The drawing identifies the complete configuration. Swing clearance: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. Axles: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. One US short ton is 2,000 lb. Deck height is the distance from the ground to the deck. Swing clearance is the clearance available for the tractor to turn beneath the gooseneck. Non-ground-bearing (NGB) means the gooseneck uses the tractor fifth wheel to support the lifting action instead of a hydraulic foot against the ground. Capacity applies to the specified build and load footprint. The drawing identifies the complete configuration. Swing clearance: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. Axles: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. One US short ton is 2,000 lb. Deck height is the distance from the ground to the deck. Swing clearance is the clearance available for the tractor to turn beneath the gooseneck. Non-ground-bearing (NGB) means the gooseneck uses the tractor fifth wheel to support the lifting action instead of a hydraulic foot against the ground. Capacity applies to the specified build and load footprint. The drawing identifies the complete configuration. Swing clearance: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. One US short ton is 2,000 lb. Deck height is the distance from the ground to the deck. Swing clearance is the clearance available for the tractor to turn beneath the gooseneck. Capacity applies to the specified build and load footprint. The drawing identifies the complete configuration. Swing clearance: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. Axles: Not listed in the card summary; see drawing. One US short ton is 2,000 lb. Deck height is the distance from the ground to the deck. Swing clearance is the clearance available for the tractor to turn beneath the gooseneck. Non-ground-bearing (NGB) means the gooseneck uses the tractor fifth wheel to support the lifting action instead of a hydraulic foot against the ground. Capacity applies to the specified build and load footprint. The drawing identifies the complete configuration. Browse trailer specifications, photos, and features by drawing number. Globe 50–55 Ton Lowboy Trailer specs at a glance: capacity 50–55 ton, deck height 18–22 in, deck length 18–30 ft, swing clearance 98–102 in, axle setup Tri-axle + flip, hydraulic detachable gooseneck (RGN) — built to order in the USA. Looking to buy? Browse 50–55 Ton Lowboy Trailers for sale in our in-stock Globe Trailers dealer inventory, or call 1-800-800-3484 for a factory-direct quote. Each Globe model number identifies a drawing and its configuration. Jump to a model card on this page for the summary specs, the drawing PDF and a quote link for that model. This range includes 50-ton models rated for 100,000 pounds, 51-ton models for 102,000 pounds, and 55-ton models for 110,000 pounds of payload. These are US short tons. Each rating applies to the specified build and the length over which the load is supported. Yes. Deck length, width, layout, and loaded height can be selected for the application. Axle options include three-axle arrangements, flip axles, lift axles, and compatible jeep or stinger setups. Standard 55-ton builds have 6 inches of loaded ground clearance: 16-inch main beams give a 22-inch deck height, 14-inch beams give 20 inches, and 12-inch beams give 18 inches. Globe manufactures its 50-55-ton lowboys in Bradenton, Florida, USA. Yes. Hydraulic detachable-gooseneck, or RGN, configurations are available in the 50-55-ton range. The neck detaches and the front of the deck lowers to the ground for front loading. Browse Globe dealer inventory for 50-55-ton lowboys, or request a factory quote online or at 1-800-800-3484 for a trailer built to your requirements. A typical Globe 50-ton hydraulic detachable-gooseneck configuration includes three axles, a non-ground-bearing neck, air-ride suspension, hardwood decking, steel front ramps, LED lighting, and a powder-coated finish. Standard equipment varies by the selected model.