A Customized Transport Trailer for the Sluicifer Washplant at RGC
This trailer, a custom lowboy designed to carry RGC's Mobile Gold Washplant "Sluicifer," was made out of necessity.
Even if Landoll doesn't really produce this model, the brand's resilient, tried-and-true mindset is still there in this design. It is a useful, adaptable workhorse that really bridges the gap in the transportation of large equipment.
Overview of the Trailer
Length overall: 80.25 feet; usable deck length: 52.1 feet (including 12.5 feet above the wheels).
Motivated by the professional haulers of Landoll (a fictitious version of the 855)
2. Beam design for large, heavy loads.
Characteristics and Functionality
Manually adjusting the neck for riding height or when the paved road ends
Trailer bags that may be adjusted to manually inflate or deflate for loading or leveling
For those on the downlow at night, full-length chicken lights illuminate both sides 😉.
designed especially to connect the Sluicifer Washplant directly to the trailer (using a separate connection point, similar to an implement). No more slipping off as a result of belts not performing their proper function. I'll say it again: until you want it to, it won't leave the trailer!
However, in order to handle whatever else you can throw at it, the trailer also has 15 tension belts along the length of it.
Behind the Construction
Originally a revision of an earlier lowboy project that never quite worked out, this trailer found its new purpose once the geometry was improved, the balance was adjusted, and the functionality it deserved was added. As a tribute to one of my favorite companies and a simple finish for a hauler with a single function, the "Landoll" decals remained.

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