CoastWay Trailers

[Coastway Trailers]

Thank you Sneff for the warm welcome! I would be happy to set you up with a trailer someday!

So I will try again with my pictures. So hopefully my jeep that I built for the RC4WD lowboy shows up along with my customer's rig showing it attached. Also one picture showing another customer of mine with his long stretched Grand Hauler, and one of my 53' drop deck tri-axles behind it.

[Coastway Trailers]

The only thing that would be better is if the lowboy had a longer neck so weight could be transferred to the tractor axles, right now all the lowboy weight is completely on the jeep's axles. The lowboy kingpin needs to reach in front of the dolly's front axle to put some weight on the tractor also. But it works fine this way. That loader is 45lbs he said, so the jeep is keeping the front of the lowboy off the ground.

A folding gooseneck would be great!

[Kausekaos]

Originally Posted by Coastway Trailers

Thank you Sneff for the warm welcome! I would be happy to set you up with a trailer someday!

So I will try again with my pictures. So hopefully my jeep that I built for the RC4WD lowboy shows up along with my customer's rig showing it attached. Also one picture showing another customer of mine with his long stretched Grand Hauler, and one of my 53' drop deck tri-axles behind it.

Sweet, any plans for a Coastway Lowboy in the future?

[Coastway Trailers]

Originally Posted by Kausekaos

Sweet, any plans for a Coastway Lowboy in the future?

Well at this time I don't have any plans for a lowboy. A frameless hydraulic 40ft end dump is higher on my list when I do decide to build something new, or a quad axle flatbed with lift axle in rear.

[Northern Farmer]

Originally Posted by Coastway Trailers

Well at this time I don't have any plans for a lowboy. A frameless hydraulic 40ft end dump is higher on my list when I do decide to build something new, or a quad axle flatbed with lift axle in rear.

Keep building these beauties, your trailers look so clean all polished up