Flatbed Gooseneck Trailers by GoBob

Gooseneck Flatbed Trailers

What is the number one question you are trying to answer when shopping for a gooseneck flatbed trailer? For 99% of our customers, they are looking for the best gooseneck trailer their money can buy.

In other words, all gooseneck flatbed trailers look alike, however, YOU are looking for the flatbed gooseneck trailer that will last the longest.   Here at GoBob, we could sell any gooseneck flatbed trailers we wanted to.  But like our other products, we CHOOSE to sell only the best.  We trust that YOU know, that over the life of any equipment, the BEST is always the most economical.

After you study this website and carefully compare what you learn here and from other flatbed gooseneck trailer manufacturers, you will be convinced that the Red Rhino™ gooseneck flatbed trailers are the finest, quality constructed and longest lasting flatbed gooseneck trailers period!

It’s what is underneath a gooseneck flatbed trailer that determines the durability and whether it will perform for years trouble free.

Most trailer manufacturers use channel for their side rails, cross-members and bumpers.  The cheapest trailers even resort to angle iron (egad!).  Red Rhino™ trailers utilize rectangular tubing for these components.   Rectangular tubing adds strength because it is a four-sided structural shape without adding a lot of weight.  It also protects the light connections as the backside is enclosed within the tubing.

Micro fractures caused by metal fatigue are the number one cause of main beam failure and it ultimately ends the life of a gooseneck flatbed trailer.

These fractures are caused by constant twist and flex of your main-beams. All Red Rhino gooseneck flatbed trailers are built with a torsion tube under the frame that minimizes this torsion. Some cheap trailer manufacturers scoff at the idea but we believe a torsion tube will DOUBLE the life of your trailer.

The ramps on the Red Rhino™ come standard with load equalizers and are spring assisted. Many gooseneck flatbed manufacturers do not provide these stabilizers. Without them, when loading equipment, you would not only pick up the rear end of your truck, but you would add longitude stress to your main beams.

With the Red Rhino™, you have a choice of the five-foot ramps other manufacturers produce or our versatile six foot ramps.

A six-foot ramp reduces the angle or “steepness” of the ramps when loading. More importantly it makes your trailer more versatile in that you can load equipment with lower ground clearance, like an automobile. All stock standard-height Red Rhinos are equipped with six-foot ramps.

Red Rhino™ flatbed gooseneck trailers are available in lengths from twenty feet to forty feet.  They ALL are equipped with torsion tubes and the standard features mentioned earlier.  They ALL are equipped with steel belted radial tires. 

Red Rhino™ 7K trailers have 12” 16 lb. main beams (some manufacturers use only 14 lb.) and 7000 lb. Dexter axles. 

Red Rhino™ 10K trailers have 12” 19 lb. main beams (some manufacturers use only 16 lb.) and 10,000 Dexter axles.
12,000 lb. axles are available.

Trailer in service at Sugarloaf Golf in Northern Maine.

This trailer has been fantastic…

– Warren Michaelsen

Red Rhino™ also offers the finest 10K and 12K low profile trailers on the market. A low profile trailer in created by piercing the main beams and running the cross members through them, instead of on top of them. We also use lower profile tires and place deck plate over the wheel wells. This lowers the deck of the trailer by 5 inches. Subsequently the low profile lowers the center of gravity and makes getting up and down from the deck much easier.

Guess What We Got?

U.S. Patent No. 8,794,859

It’s now official.  Our unique and innovative dovetail locking system is no longer patent pending!

Watch the video to see why the HydraSled is the best, most dependable dovetail system you can buy.