Jinan East China CIMC Special Vehicle Co.,Ltd. is one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of heavy duty gooseneck lowbed trailers in China. We warmly welcome you to buy heavy duty gooseneck lowbed trailers for sale here from our factory. Contact us for more details.
EAST CHINA CIMC GOOSENECK LOWBED TRAILER LOWBOY TRAILER WITH RAMP

Lowbed trailers, also known as lowboy trailers, typically feature a gooseneck and a ramp, and are primarily used to transport large machinery and equipment such as excavators, loaders, bulldozers, road rollers and cranes. They are mainly used to transport oversized, over-width and overweight heavy equipment, and are an indispensable core vehicle type in the heavy-haul logistics sector, widely used in various heavy-load freight scenarios such as construction, mining and wind power.
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Product Name |
Lowbed Trailer |
| Max Payload | 30-200tons (customizable) |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Size | 10800mm*2500mm*980mm(customizable) |
| Gooseneck |
Fixed or hydraulically detachable gooseneck |
| Self-Weight | 9,800–12,000 kg |
| Ladder |
Mechanical ladder or hydraulic ladder |
| Brand Name | EAST CHINA CIMC |
| Axle Brand | 13TON Axle BPW/FUWA/Yahua Brand 28T |
| Suspension System | Mechanical Spring/Air Suspension System |
| Land Gear | JOST/FUWA/Yahua Brand 28T |
| Tire | 12R22.5 |
| Main Beam | Q345B/ST52-3 |
| Material | Carbon Steel/Steel |
| Kingpin | 90#/50# |
| Color | Customers Optional |
Why are low-bed trailers so popular for heavy-duty transport?
Low-bed trailers are available in two main types: the detachable gooseneck model and the rear ramp model.
In the former, the gooseneck can be detached to form a gentle ramp, allowing tracked vehicles to drive onto the trailer unaided. In the latter, the ramp at the rear of the trailer is raised and lowered, enabling wheeled vehicles to be loaded and unloaded from the rear. These trailers can also be customised to suit specific requirements, such as tyre lifting and steering functions.
They offer the advantages of stable and safe operation. The multi-axle configuration balances the centre of gravity, whilst the wider track reduces the risk of rollover, and the shock-absorbing suspension cushions road bumps. The body features built-in lashing points and securing brackets to secure cargo and prevent shifting or slipping during transport. The drawbar connects to the tractor unit, enabling synchronised steering and braking, allowing the entire unit to work in unison to complete the long-distance transport of oversized cargo.
The main beams of the low-bed trailer's load-bearing structure are constructed from high-strength steel and feature a recessed low-deck design, which significantly reduces the loading height and enables the transport of oversized and over-height cargo.
In terms of load distribution, the load is shared between the axles and the suspension, ensuring that the chassis bears the load evenly. This prevents deformation under heavy loads, guaranteeing stable and safe driving.

Depending on the specific operating environment and project budget, either front-loading or rear-loading methods may be selected. Examples include low-bed trailers fitted with a removable hydraulic gooseneck or those with a fixed gooseneck and access ladders.
So, in what specific situations should front-loading be chosen?
Situations suitable for front-loading (Front Loading / RGN)
- Heavy equipment with high tonnage (40 tonnes+, or even 100-tonne class): large excavators, crawler cranes, mining equipment, heavy-duty transformers, etc.
- Equipment with excessive height: requiring a low loading height to avoid height restrictions (wind turbine towers, large drilling rigs, extra-tall tanks).
- Crawler-type equipment: bulldozers, crawler excavators, crawler cranes - safer for climbing gentle slopes and prevents damage to the undercarriage.
- Confined sites with insufficient rear space: construction sites, factory premises, tunnel entrances, under bridges, where reversing is not possible and loading must be done from the front.
- Requirement for rapid, safe self-loading and unloading: where no crane is available, the equipment can drive onto the trailer itself; the gradient is gentle, stable and low-risk.
- Long-term heavy-duty and oversized transport: Wind power, mining, and power engineering projects, where RGN is the mainstream standard configuration.
When is rear loading suitable?
Situations suitable for rear loading (Rear Loading / Fixed Gooseneck + Rear Ladder)
- Small to medium-sized wheeled equipment: loaders, small excavators, rollers, forklifts, graders (under 20 tonnes), with strong hill-climbing ability and no issues with steep gradients.
- Limited budget, seeking value for money: the fixed gooseneck structure is simple, and both purchase and maintenance costs are lower than RGN.
- Equipment is not long, excessively tall or overweight: standard construction vehicles, agricultural machinery, with compliant dimensions and controllable height.
- Ample rear space and open sites: Car parks, cargo yards, logistics parks; easy reversing and sufficient rear length.
- Equipment is not loaded/unloaded daily, low frequency: Occasional transport; no need to frequently dismantle the gooseneck.
- Low transport centre of gravity and good stability: Wheeled, low-profile equipment; unlikely to tip over even when climbing steep slopes.

In summary: Heavy, tall, tracked, confined spaces, no crane → Choose a front-loading (RGN) lowbed trailer. Light, small, wheeled, spacious areas, tight budget → Choose a rear-loading (fixed gooseneck + rear ramp) lowbed trailer.
Should you have further queries regarding the transport of medium to large-sized equipment using lowbed or lowboy trailers, we would be delighted to provide you with a suitable design solution and a cost estimate that meets your expectations!
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