Specialized carriers can now haul their “super loads” on Rogers latest specialized application model.

This trailer will haul rough terrain cranes, excavators or other heavy equipment with little or no breakdown.

Stretching out over 90 ft. (27.4 m), this 60-ton (54.4 t) capacity trailer features three air-ride axles with 54.5 in. (138 cm) axle spacings combined with a 14 ft. 1 in. (4.3 m) booster assembly and two detachable axles.

The booster can be removed and the rear assembly can be run as a 3-axle, close-coupled 4-axle, or a 5-axle when hauling lighter loads or when a spread axle configuration is not required.

The trailer also features Rogers’ detachable rear frame for axle load re-distributions. The 26-ft. (7.9 m) platform deck fits under most super loads.

This model incorporates Rogers’ No Foot self-lifting gooseneck which operates on low hydraulic pressures using standard truck-tractor PTO or a self-contained gas engine power unit that can safely raise or lower the deck under full load.

Rogers offers a tapered, self-aligning beam hook connection. The ground-hugging Croucher design has tapered mainbeams for loading stability. An additional feature of this model is a “Dolly Link”, increasing the swing clearance to 182 in. (462 cm), to distribute the trailer’s kingpin load onto the tandem-axle, air-ride suspension helper dolly and the tractor.

For more information, call 800/441-9880 or visit www.rogerstrailers.com.

This story also appears on Truck and Trailer Guide.

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