RGN or Lowboy? What to Know Before Transporting Heavy Equipment

Every heavy equipment shipment starts with the same question: which trailer actually fits the job? Lowboy trailers rely on ramp loading, making them a dependable choice for machinery that can climb an incline on its own power — pavers, rollers, tractors, and mid-size excavators all move well this way, and the trailer's low deck helps keep tall loads street-legal. RGN trailers take the ramps out of the equation entirely: the front gooseneck detaches so the deck lowers to ground level, letting operators drive equipment straight on. That makes RGNs the practical pick for bulldozers, large cranes, forestry machines, and anything too heavy or awkward to safely ramp-load. The best option ultimately depends on your machine's weight, dimensions, and the jobsite itself. Full details on loading methods and capacity here: https://heavyhaultransporting.com/rgn-vs-lowboy-trailer-for-heavy-equipment/