Low Loaders

Combines, excavators and tracked tractors rarely travel far under their own power. A lowboy trailer does the hauling instead: the low deck keeps the center of gravity down, and ramps or a tilting bed let the machine drive on. FS25 contractors, logging crews and anyone farming scattered fields on a large map will use one constantly.

From three-axle trailers to heavy-haul semis

The range starts with tractor-drawn models such as the Fliegl DTS 5, continues with the Nooteboom low loader and ends with the Schwarzmüller lowboy pack for semi trucks. North American designs are well represented, including the Pitts LB35 CS, the Rogers SP50/60 and the Murray Lowboy. Lighter jobs are covered by tilt-deck and drop-deck trailers like the Olympic TDT3, the Kane LLTM and the JLG 1014. There are also special forestry lowboys for harvesting machines and autoload versions that stack bales for you.

If a truck is doing the pulling, check the semi-trailers as well. Bale wagons sit under bale transport, and the full lineup is in trailers.