Rogers Brothers
FG121L103-8X 121-Ton Fixed Gooseneck
- Capacity
- 121 ton
- Axles
- 8
- Deck length
- 19.7 ft
Overview
From Rogers Brothers
This fixed gooseneck trailer was built for use in a copper mine in South America. The hydraulic-powered rear ramps, covered with 1/2" steel plate and traction bars, combine with hydraulic-powered support legs to offer improved traction for loading over the beavertail. The trailer was manufactured for use in a South American copper mine.
Specifications
Capacity
- Capacity
- 121.0-ton
- Concentrated Load
- 242,508-pounds
- Concentrated Load Length
- 20'-0"
Dimensions
- Deck Length
- 19'-8"
- Deck Width
- 13'-0"
- Deck Style
- Platform
Running Gear
- Axles
- 8 axles
- Axle Type
- 33,069 lb capacity axles with grease-filled bearings
- Suspension
- 132,277 lb capacity trunnion style suspensions
- Tires
- 315/80R22.5(L) low-profile tubeless radial
- Wheels
- 22.5 x 9.00 10-hole steel disc
- Brakes
- 16 1/2" x 7" shoes (no ABS)
General
- Trailer Type
- Fixed Gooseneck
- Trailer Use
- Rear Loading: Fixed Gooseneck
About lowboy trailers
A lowboy drops the deck between the gooseneck and the rear axles, putting the load 18 to 24 inches off the ground. That low center of gravity is what lets tall equipment — excavators, dozers, cranes, drill rigs — travel under bridges without an over-height permit. Fixed-neck lowboys load from the rear or side; detachable-neck models let the machine drive straight on from the front. Typical capacities run 35 to 60 tons, with multi-axle configurations reaching well beyond that.
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