3 Axles 80 Ton Hydraulic Detachable Gooseneck Lowboy

The 3 Axles 80 Ton Hydraulic Detachable Gooseneck Lowboy Trailer represents the pinnacle of heavy equipment transport technology. Featuring a hydraulically operated detachable gooseneck, this premium lowboy trailer eliminates the need for loading ramps entirely — the gooseneck separates and the trailer deck lowers to ground level, allowing even the lowest-clearance tracked vehicles and immobile machinery to be winched or driven directly onto the deck.

The lowboy deck sits at an ultra-low 750mm from ground level — lower than standard lowbed trailers — maximizing the allowable cargo height for tall cranes, drilling rigs, and mining shovels. The main loading platform extends 9,500 mm in length with a full 2,500 mm width, providing generous space for the largest construction and mining equipment.

Three BPW 16-ton heavy-duty axles (upgraded from standard 13-ton) with reinforced parabolic leaf spring suspension support the 80-ton rated payload. The axle hubs feature oil-lubricated bearings with extended service intervals. The WABCO 4S/3M ABS+EBS system with automatic brake adjusters maintains precise stopping control under maximum load conditions.

The hydraulic gooseneck system uses a dedicated power pack (12V or 24V DC) that operates independently of the tractor. The gooseneck detaches in under 3 minutes using a simple hydraulic cylinder system, then the trailer deck hydraulically lowers until the rear of the deck contacts the ground. After loading, the deck raises and the gooseneck reattaches — all controlled from a handheld remote.

This hydraulic lowboy trailer is essential for mining companies, heavy equipment dealers, and specialized transport operators who move ultra-heavy and low-clearance machinery regularly. The elimination of ramps significantly reduces loading time and enables transport of equipment that cannot climb ramps due to ground clearance limitations.

Optional features include width extenders (up to 3,200 mm), outrigger supports for wide loads, deck-mounted winch for loading immobile equipment, and tool boxes integrated into the gooseneck structure.