Globe 60–80 Ton Lowboy Trailer specs at a glance: capacity 60–80 ton, deck height 22–24 in, deck length 28 ft, swing clearance 114–126 in, axle setup 3+2 / 3+3+3, hydraulic detachable gooseneck (RGN) — built to order in the USA.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much can a Globe 60-80-ton lowboy haul?
The 60-80-ton category represents nominal payloads of 120,000 to 160,000 pounds. The rating depends on the complete trailer design and load footprint. For example, a 55-ton design can be configured for 60 tons over a 16-foot load concentration; carrying higher concentrated loads can require a modular trailer with jeeps and stingers.
What axle configurations are available on the 60-80-ton lowboy?
Options depend on the required load concentration and include trailer axle groups combined with multi-axle jeeps at the front and stingers at the rear. Some 60-ton ratings use a three-axle trailer with a flip axle and a longer load footprint. Higher concentrated-load ratings require the complete modular arrangement to be engineered for the load.
Is the 60-80-ton lowboy built in the USA?
Yes. Globe manufactures these lowboys in Bradenton, Florida, USA.
Is the 60-80-ton lowboy a detachable or removable gooseneck (RGN)?
Yes. Globe offers hydraulic detachable-gooseneck configurations for its heavy lowboys. The neck detaches and the front of the deck lowers to the ground for front loading.
How do I get a quote on a 60-80-ton lowboy?
Request a quote online or call 1-800-800-3484 with the load weight, dimensions, and the length over which its weight is supported so Globe can specify the required configuration.
Where can I buy a 60-, 70-, or 80-ton lowboy trailer?
Contact Globe at 1-800-800-3484 or request a factory quote online for a 60-, 70-, or 80-ton application. You can also check Globe dealer inventory for a unit with the required rating and load footprint.
What flip axle and pony motor options are available on a 60-80-ton lowboy?
Options include manual or hydraulic flip axles and onboard hydraulic power units, often called pony motors. Power-unit choices include a 13-hp Honda gasoline engine, 10-hp Yanmar or Hatz diesel engines, and a 27-hp diesel option. The compatible axle and power unit depend on the trailer design and hydraulic demand.
