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Hydraulic, mechanical or folding necks for equipment that loads from the front.

Western Truck & Trailer · XL Specialized
Start with the load.
Lowboys, extendables and specialized hauling systems. Find the right loading method, compare the details, and put your next XL to work.

Explore current listings below. Confirm the unit’s location, configuration and timing with our sales team.
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Incoming units are not on-hand stock. Listing counts and unit quantities may differ.
Choose a loading approach, then compare the families that suit it. Catalog configurations and manufacturer images are shown here; live listings are separate.

Hydraulic, mechanical or folding necks for equipment that loads from the front.

Extending decks for equipment, pipe and fabricated freight that need more working length.

Compare a sliding axle ramp with a hydraulic tail for running and non-running equipment.

Trunnion layouts and multi-axle systems for loads that need a more specialized configuration.
A capacity number is only the starting point. Bring these four details and we can have a more useful conversation about your XL.
Work through the RGN buying guideInclude attachments and give us the loaded footprint or bearing points. Overall and concentrated-load ratings describe different conditions.
Share the complete equipment dimensions, required deck length and approach clearance. An extended deck needs the rating for that working length.
Tell us the tractor configuration, hydraulic supply and whether the equipment drives, winches or lifts onto the deck.
Include operating states, jobsite access and your target date. The complete combination needs a route-specific review.
Explore financing and start a conversation about your purchase.
Set aside time to work through your load and configuration.
Plan maintenance, repairs and support for the equipment you run.
Compare deck heights, loading methods and equipment fit.
Work through loaded height and lower-deck space.
Start with the VIN and the component you need.
No. This page combines current Western Truck & Trailer listings with a guide to XL product families. The live inventory section shows each listing’s availability. Family images and reference specifications describe catalog equipment, not a promise of stock.
Yes. Send the equipment model, weight, dimensions, truck details, route and timing. Our sales team can review the XL configuration you need and confirm availability or order options before quoting.
Overall capacity and concentrated capacity describe different loading conditions. A concentrated rating states how much weight can be carried over a specified deck length. Deck extension, load placement and the exact configuration matter; use the manufacturer’s chart for the proposed trailer.
XL’s current policy generally describes five-year structural, three-year paint and one-year parts coverage, with conditions and exclusions. Trunnion suspension trailers, including MGX, have two-year structural coverage. Coverage depends on the trailer and policy eligibility; review the full policy for the proposed unit.
Both options are available. Explore Western Truck & Trailer’s financing page or book a sales conversation to discuss the load and trailer first. Financing is subject to application and approval; ask the team about terms for your purchase.
Have a model in mind or still comparing? Tell us what you haul, the truck you run and when you need it. Our team can work through current availability and configuration options with you.
A few load details help us recommend the next step.