When transporting heavy, tall, or oversized equipment, both RGN (Removable Gooseneck) and standard lowboy trailers offer reliable solutions. While both are designed to handle extreme weights and dimensions, they have key differences. A standard lowboy trailer features a low deck height, making it ideal for taller equipment. Meanwhile, an RGN trailer has a detachable front, allowing the deck to lower to ground level for easy drive-on loading. This unique feature makes RGNs the preferred choice for machinery that can’t be lifted by a crane or driven onto a standard lowboy
RGN trailers can be configured with up to 20+ axles, accommodating shipments of 42,000 lbs or more, making them a go-to choice for construction equipment, military vehicles, and other extra-heavy freight.
The front of the trailer detaches, allowing the deck to lower to the ground, creating a built-in ramp. This makes it easy to drive vehicles and equipment directly onto the trailer without the need for additional loading docks or cranes.
With a low deck height of 12 - 12.5 feet, RGN trailers are perfect for carrying oversized equipment that would otherwise exceed height restrictions on other trailers.
At Logixso, we specialize in nationwide & international transportation of heavy and oversized freight. Our expert team ensures your shipment is handled with precision, safety, and efficiency.
