6-axle hydrau­lically steered
semi low loader double extender

Extends to approximately 18 metres.

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The 6-axle double extender semi low loader can easily transport extremely long loads. In combination with the hydraulic steering, the trailer remains highly manoeuvrable.

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General
specifications

  • 2x Extendable
  • Hydr. suspension hydr. steered
  • 245/70 R17.5 Tires
  • Movable neck
  • Load capacity app. 65T

Technical
specifications

  • Kingpin load 30T
  • Bogie load 60T
  • Tare weight ca.23,3T
  • Platform height 965mm
  • Extension 17800mm
  • Total extended lenght 32995mm
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