Lowboy Trailers

Pick the family that matches your load, then open it for full drawings and models — or request a quote. A practical starting point for common equipment moves and simpler heavy haul needs. The core heavy haul range for buyers comparing deck, axle, and swing clearance options. For larger loads where axle setup, deck length, and route details become more important. For long machines and variable hauling work that needs extra deck length. Specs vary by model — these are typical ranges. Quote any class to confirm your build. Globe lowboy trailer dimensions at a glance: deck height 18–24 in, deck length 18–50 ft (extendable), width 8.5 ft (102 in), swing clearance 86–126 in, and capacity 35–80 ton — each built to order to match your load. All Globe lowboy trailers are built to order in the USA — dimensions are typical ranges matched to your load. Request a quote or call 1-800-800-3484. Looking to buy? Browse Globe Lowboy Trailers for sale in our in-stock Globe Trailers dealer inventory, or call 1-800-800-3484 for a factory-direct quote. A lowboy trailer — also called a low-bed, low-loader or double-drop trailer — is a semi-trailer with a deck that sits very low to the ground, with one drop just behind the gooseneck and a second drop ahead of the rear axles. That low deck lets it legally haul tall, heavy and oversized equipment such as excavators, dozers and cranes. Globe builds lowboy trailers to order in the USA from 35–40 ton up to 60–80 ton, plus extendable models. Globe builds lowboy trailers from 35–40 ton up to 60–80 ton, plus extendable models, in standard, paver-special and beavertail configurations. Yes. Every Globe lowboy trailer is custom-built to order, so deck length, axle setup and swing clearance can be matched to your loads. Globe Trailers manufactures all of its lowboy trailers in the USA at its Bradenton, Florida facility. Yes. Globe builds hydraulic detachable gooseneck lowboy trailers - also called removable gooseneck or RGN trailers - where the gooseneck detaches so equipment can be driven on at ground level. The configuration is matched to your load at order time. Globe lowboy trailers are build-to-order, so pricing is provided by quote. Request a quote online or call 1-800-800-3484. Across Globe's lowboy range, deck heights run about 18–24 inches, deck lengths from 18 up to 50 feet on extendable models, and swing clearance from roughly 86 to 126 inches. Every lowboy is built to order, so exact dimensions are matched to your load. Globe lowboy trailers are rated from 35–40 ton up to 60–80 ton of payload, with axle setups from a 2-axle-plus-flip up to 3+3+3 for the heaviest concentrated loads. Capacity is matched to your equipment at order time. A lowboy trailer's lower deck (the "well") is commonly about 24–29 feet, with overall trailer lengths up to roughly 48–53 feet. Globe builds lowboy decks from 18 feet up to 50 feet on extendable models, so usable deck length is matched to your load at order time. Lowboy deck heights typically run 18–24 inches off the ground — low enough to keep tall, heavy equipment under legal height limits. Across Globe's lowboy range, loaded deck heights run about 18–24 inches, set to your load and route. An RGN — removable gooseneck, also called a detachable gooseneck — is a lowboy trailer whose front gooseneck detaches and lowers the front of the deck to the ground, so equipment can be driven straight on, then reattaches for transport. Globe builds hydraulic detachable gooseneck (RGN) lowboy trailers to order from 35–40 ton up to 60–80 ton. An RGN (removable gooseneck) is a type of lowboy trailer, so the two terms overlap. "Lowboy" describes the low double-drop deck that keeps tall, heavy equipment under legal height limits; "RGN" describes how it loads — the front gooseneck detaches and lowers the deck to the ground so equipment drives straight on, then reattaches for transport. A fixed-neck lowboy instead loads over the rear. Globe builds both fixed and hydraulic detachable gooseneck (RGN) lowboy trailers to order from 35–40 ton up to 60–80 ton. A lowboy trailer is also called a low-bed, low-loader or double-drop trailer, because of its low double-drop deck. When the front gooseneck detaches for ground-level loading it is known as a detachable or removable gooseneck (RGN) trailer. Globe builds lowboy trailers — fixed and hydraulic detachable gooseneck (RGN) — to order in the USA from 35–40 ton up to 60–80 ton, plus extendable models. Globe builds detachable gooseneck lowboy trailers — also called removable gooseneck or RGN trailers — to order from 35–40 ton up to 60–80 ton, where the gooseneck detaches for ground-level, drive-on loading. To buy, browse in-stock units in the Globe Trailers dealer inventory or call 1-800-800-3484 for a factory-direct quote.