The company says the flat-deck lowboy can accommodate loads for commercial and construction applications that might otherwise require a dropside trailer.
The trailer has a capacity of 110,000 pounds in 12 feet. The 13-foot hydraulic gooseneck detaches and reattaches quickly with a power unit or wet kit, the company says. Its sloped nose protects the air and electronic connections. The gooseneck has a swing clearance of 9 feet 2 inches, and its front panel provides easy access to the engine.
XL boosted the strength-to-weight ratio with the trailer’s three-bean deck design. The main deck has a well in the rear for excavator buckets, a toolbox up front, seven pairs of bent d-rings along the outer beams for tie-downs, 12 chain drops on each side on the outer rails, four chain drops around the toolbox and swing-out outriggers on 24-inch centers.
XL also designed the trailer for easy access to the rear controls and the air control valve. The trailer can accommodate a fourth axles if needed. Bolt-on wheel covers are available for driving or parking on.