Choice Trailers
Choice product guide

Choice HDG lowboys.

Start with the machine’s weight, contact length and transport height. Choice’s hydraulic-detachable lowboy family provides a low deck and front-loading access, with dimensions configured around the job.

Black Choice detachable lowboy in a trailer yard
Choice lowboy from Western’s equipment photography. Confirm the specific listing’s build and availability.
Live inventory

HDG lowboys: current listings

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The application

Where this trailer fits.

Match the deck to the machine

Choice publishes a 35–65 ton family range, with 26–34-foot deck lengths and 18–22-inch deck heights. Those ranges describe available configurations, not one trailer. Compare the load’s support points with the exact concentrated-load rating.

Use the 55-ton build as a reference

The manufacturer’s 55-ton example carries 110,000 pounds in 12 feet, with a 26-foot nominal deck and 22-inch loaded deck height. Western’s 355NG and 355NG-PRO listings belong in this comparison, but their equipment and dimensions still need individual review.

Questions before you choose.

Will a flip axle increase what my lowboy can haul?

An axle attachment can change weight distribution, but compatibility and usable payload need review. Confirm the trailer’s structural rating, attachment hardware, tractor, axle spacing and routes before adding equipment.

How do I check availability for this configuration?

Matching Western listings appear on this page. Available and incoming quantities are shown separately. If no matching listing appears, send your required configuration and target date so sales can review sourcing options.

Work with Western

Bring us the application.

The load
Send the weight, transport dimensions and support points. Include attachments and any other equipment carried on the same trip.
The loading process
Describe ground loading, ramps, a dock or crane. Include approach and breakover clearance, winch needs and the available working space.
The complete combination
Bring tractor or tow-vehicle details, axle layout, routes, delivery location and target date. Ask for a proposal tied to the actual build sheet.

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