Designed for the long haul
TRT Rows of 8 Low Loaders are built for demanding Australian heavy haulage, with widening options, strong deck design for moving large machinery across highways, mine sites and tough regional routes.
Built for Heavy Moves Across Australia, TRT Rows of 8 Low Loaders are built for operators who need practical widening capability, dependable load support and smart manoeuvrability for large equipment moves.
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Widening Options
Available with swing-wing or box beam widening, giving operators the deck width needed for larger earthmoving, mining and construction equipment.
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ESS Steering Where It Counts
ESS is currently available on selected 5x8 configurations. It adds manoeuvrability and control where route access, turning space or load movement demands it.
Note; Axle spacing adjusted to suit ESS requirements.
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Rows of 8 Configurations
Choose from 2x8, 3x8, 4x8, and 5x8 configurations to suit payload, route and permit requirements.
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Customisation
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Backed by TRT Support
TRT supports its trailers with parts, service and technical knowledge for the long haul. That means help is available well beyond delivery. Our operators and parts manuals are second to none. Add wording in about dealer network in each state.
Compare configurations. Choose with confidence.
Rows of 8 are engineered for heavy haul productivity, with configuration choices across widening style, axle setup and deck layout to suit Australian operating requirements.
TRT's double acting hydraulic gooseneck is a standard feature across our rows of 8's otherwise specified.
Standard single fold.
Lengthened single fold.
Bi-fold.
Paver style Bi-fold.
Forward folding hinge.
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Priority Haulage's TRT 2x8 Low Loader
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a Rows of 8 Low Loader?
A Rows of 8 Low Loader uses rows of 8 tyres across the trailer axle group to spread load and support heavy machinery transport.
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Are Rows of 8 Low Loaders different in Australia and New Zealand?
Yes. Australian builds place emphasis on deck width in direct proportion to axle line mass limits.
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What widening options are available in Australia?
Australian Rows of 8 Low Loaders can be built with swing-wing widening or box beam widening, depending on the load, deck width and operating requirements. All of our widening cylinders are double acting and use counter balance lock valves to ensure the trailer remains set at any given width.
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How wide can an Australian Rows of 8 Low Loader go?
TRT Trailer specification to suit max state axle mass requirements.
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Can TRT customise the trailer to suit my operation?
Yes. TRT can work with you on deck layout, widening style, steering, ramps, suspension, restraint systems and other configuration requirements.
Ready to discuss your requirements?
Our experienced trailer team can help you work through payload, deck width, widening style, route requirements and the right Rows of 8 configuration for your operation. Let's make it possible.