Flatbed Trailers are one of the most widely used trailers; in the trucking industry, due to their versatility. You can load from the top, sides, or rear of the trailer making it a key asset to the flatbed trucking industry.

A Drop Deck Flatbed is a platform semi trailer with no sides, no roof and no doors, and it has two deck levels.
The floor drops down after it clears the tractor unit. The lower deck allows for hauling taller loads than a regular straight floor flatbed.
Drop Decks are also known as Step Decks & Lowboy trailers. The video below shows each component of a drop deck trailer.

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Flatbed Extendable Trailers…are available. They’re not usually utilized unless you’re hauling extra long cargo. You can haul up to 4 feet on the back-end, past the rear of the trailer, doesn’t need to be flagged. And 2 feet if there is no headache rack in the front. Most Flatbeds do have a headache rack, but if they don’t, you can go 2 feet in the front, 4 in the back, legally.

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