TRAILER FAMILY

RGN / Detachable Gooseneck

An RGN creates a low main well and a front loading path after the gooseneck is detached. It is a common starting point when a self-propelled machine must be driven onto the deck and loaded height matters.

Isolated three-quarter rendering of a detachable-gooseneck RGN trailer
GEOMETRY

How the deck is arranged

A raised rear deck and detachable front neck frame a low central well. Usable well length, loaded deck height and transition clearances are primary comparison points.

LOADING METHOD

How the load reaches the deck

The detached neck lets equipment approach from the front at a shallow angle. Confirm ground clearance, ramp angle, track contact and the procedure required to reconnect the neck under load.

COMMON APPLICATIONS

Where this family starts to fit

  • Crawler excavators
  • Dozers and tracked equipment
  • Tall self-propelled machinery
PRELIMINARY SELECTION

Questions to answer before calling it a fit.

Use this page to frame the first conversation. Manufacturer documentation, measured load data, securement planning and route review control the final selection.

  1. 01
    Measured machine weight and centre of gravity
  2. 02
    Loaded height through the planned route
  3. 03
    Well length, deck height and approach clearance
  4. 04
    Axle-group and tractor compatibility