Detachable Gooseneck Optional Equipment

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Motor grader ramps allow high ground-clearance, rubber-tired machines extra space to load over the gooseneck. The low profile of the gooseneck makes access easier.(1)

Motor Grader Ramps

Motor grader ramps allow high ground-clearance, rubber-tired machines extra space to load over the gooseneck. The low profile of the gooseneck makes access easier.

The ramp wedge extension is bolted onto the end of standard wood-covered ramps. The extra 12'' piece brings the ramps down to a ground-level point for even easier loading. The wedge can be installed after the trailer is in service.(1)

Ramp Wedge Extension

A 36'' long rear extension with a 14° angled slope aides in loading machines over the rear frame of the trailer.(1)

Rear Extension, Sloped (Beavertail)

A 36'' long rear extension with a 14° angled slope aides in loading machines over the rear frame of the trailer.

A 14° rear sloped extension, 36'' long, is available for fixed gooseneck trailers.(1)

Rear Extension, Sloped (Sloped Rear Extension a.k.a. Beavertail)

A 14° rear sloped extension, 36'' long, is available for fixed gooseneck trailers.

Ladder style ''E-Z Flip'' ramps (22''x 72'') are lightweight, horizontally adjustable (30'' to 58'' apart) and have dual springs to assist lifting.(1)

Rear Loading Ramps / ''E-Z'' Flip Manual, Ladder-Style

Ladder style ''E-Z Flip'' ramps (22''x 72'') are lightweight, horizontally adjustable (30'' to 58'' apart) and have dual springs to assist lifting.

''E-Z Flip'' dual spring-assisted, wood-covered loading ramps (22'' x 72'') can be adjusted horizontally 30'' to 58'' apart to accommodate different widths of equipment.(1)

Rear Loading Ramps / ''E-Z'' Flip Manual, Wood-Covered

''E-Z Flip'' dual spring-assisted, wood-covered loading ramps (22'' x 72'') can be adjusted horizontally 30'' to 58'' apart to accommodate different widths of equipment.

Wood-covered rear loading ramps (36'' x 96'') are powered by an electric/hydraulic motor located in the trailer's drawbar. Lock bars are used to hold the ramps in place for travel.(1)

Rear Loading Ramps / Hydraulic-Powered

Wood-covered rear loading ramps (36'' x 96'') are powered by an electric/hydraulic motor located in the trailer's drawbar. Lock bars are used to hold the ramps in place for travel.

Hydraulic rear-loading ramps (39'' x 96'') are powered by the tractor PTO, and steel tie bars hold the ramps in place for travel. The control for both ramps is located on the roadside of the beavertail. Additional options are: controls for individual ramps on each side of the trailer; and an electric/hydraulic pump to power the ramps.(2)

Rear Loading Ramps / Hydraulic-Powered, Ladder-Style

Rear Loading Ramps / Hydraulic-Powered, Wood-Covered

Ladder-style ramps (22'' x 72'') are available for 35-ton and greater. A shorter ramp (22'' x 62'') is available for 25-ton fixed gooseneck models.(1)

Rear Loading Ramps / Manual, Ladder-Style

Ladder-style ramps (22'' x 72'') are available for 35-ton and greater. A shorter ramp (22'' x 62'') is available for 25-ton fixed gooseneck models.

Wood-covered ramps (22'' x 72'') are available for 35-ton and greater. A shorter ramp (22'' x 62'') is available for 25-ton fixed gooseneck models.(1)

Rear Loading Ramps / Manual, Wood-Covered

Wood-covered ramps (22'' x 72'') are available for 35-ton and greater. A shorter ramp (22'' x 62'') is available for 25-ton fixed gooseneck models.

A manual third ramp in the center offers safer loading of narrow machines, like rollers. Shown with ramp wedge extensions.(1)

Rear Loading Ramps / Third Ramp

A manual third ramp in the center offers safer loading of narrow machines, like rollers. Shown with ramp wedge extensions.

These brackets are permanently mounted and swing out to hold wood planks used to widen the deck an additional one foot on each side. Also available in a swinging removable style.(1)

Side Brackets, Swinging

These brackets are permanently mounted and swing out to hold wood planks used to widen the deck an additional one foot on each side. Also available in a swinging removable style.

Stake pockets (4''x 4'') can be added along the side of the deck to hold posts in place.(1)

Stake Pockets

Stake pockets (4''x 4'') can be added along the side of the deck to hold posts in place.

A mounted tire carrier can be installed on the curb side of the gooseneck. Not available with motor grader ramps, or on a full width gooseneck.(1)

Tire Carrier

A mounted tire carrier can be installed on the curb side of the gooseneck. Not available with motor grader ramps, or on a full width gooseneck.

A tire carrier can be mounted to the curbside of the drawbar to hold a spare tire in place. Shown in optional RBC yellow.(1)

Tire Carrier

A tire carrier can be mounted to the curbside of the drawbar to hold a spare tire in place. Shown in optional RBC yellow.

A steel-covered toolbox can carry chains, binders, and blocks, and it can be located in the gooseneck or the deck of the trailer. Gooseneck toolboxes are lockable. Deck toolboxes are lockable as an option.(1)

Toolbox / Steel Covered

A heavy-duty 2-speed landing gear has a capacity of 50,000 lb. lifting and 140,000 lb. static.(1)

Two-Speed Landing Gear

A heavy-duty 2-speed landing gear has a capacity of 50,000 lb. lifting and 140,000 lb. static.

Flush wheel covers are made either of 1/4'' tread plate reinforced (shown here), or smooth plate with grouser bars on the incline.(1)

Wheel Covers / Flush

Flush wheel covers are made either of 1/4'' tread plate reinforced (shown here), or smooth plate with grouser bars on the incline.

Raised wheel covers are installed 3'' above the main beam and are made either of 1/4'' tread plate reinforced, or smooth plate with grouser bars on the incline.(1)

Wheel Covers / Raised

Raised wheel covers are installed 3'' above the main beam and are made either of 1/4'' tread plate reinforced, or smooth plate with grouser bars on the incline.

Wheels, Aluminum Disc (Aluminum Disc Wheels)

Popular for their ''look,'' 10-hole, hub-piloted aluminum disc wheels are also durable and weigh less than standard steel disc wheels.

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