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Used semitool in Saskatchewan, Canada

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    1995 KALYN SIEBERT DOUBLE DROP

    1995 KALYN SIEBERT DOUBLE DROP TRAILERS

    • Manufacturer: Kalyn Siebert
    • Gross weight: 45,000 kg

    1995 Kayln Siebert Double Drop 53FT (Including extra axle) 8.5FT Wide 25FT Loading Deck Located near: Fillmore, SK We can help with Shipping/Financing and Cross Border documentation We offer lease to own with a...

    $36,064 USD

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    Est. $679/mo

    Saskatchewan, Canada
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    1993 DOEPKER DOUBLE DROP TRAILERS

    1993 DOEPKER DOUBLE DROP TRAILERS

    • Manufacturer: Doepker
    • Gross weight: 37,500 kg
    • Axle configuration: Tandem

    1993 Doepker Trailer 48FT Length 8.5FT Width 29Ft Loading Floor GVWR: 37,500 KGS Located near: Fillmore, SK We can help with Shipping/Financing and Cross Border documentation We offer lease to own with as littl...

    $16,393 USD

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    Est. $322/mo

    Saskatchewan, Canada

Overview

Lowboy trailers are specialized flatbed trailers designed to transport heavy, oversized loads such as construction equipment, machinery, and large vehicles. They have a low deck height, which allows for the safe and legal transport of taller loads while maintaining stability and meeting road height restrictions.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used lowboy trailer?

Consider the trailer's load capacity, structural integrity, suspension type, and condition of the tires and brakes. Check for any signs of wear, rust, or damage.

How do I ensure the lowboy trailer is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service with experience in hauling trailers. Ensure the trailer is properly secured and protected during transit to avoid any damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a lowboy trailer?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting the tires, brakes, and suspension system, checking for any structural damage, and ensuring all lights and signals are functioning correctly. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance intervals.