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RGN vs Lowboy vs Step Deck vs Flatbed

RGN vs Lowboy vs Step Deck vs Flatbed

Five trailers side by side from manufacturer spec sheets, and which of 24 excavators and dozers each keeps under 13 ft 6 in

Quick answer

What is the difference between an RGN, a lowboy and a step deck?

An RGN is a lowboy whose gooseneck detaches, so machines drive on over the front; fixed-neck lowboys such as Eager Beaver's 25 and 35 GLB load over a rear beavertail and ramps. A step deck has a fixed neck and a lower deck at 34–40 in loaded, against 14–24 in on the RGNs. That 10–26 in difference decides whether a machine stays under 13 ft 6 in.

Updated October 2026 by the HTS Logistics broker team (FMCSA MC# 1178470).

Each column in the first table is one manufacturer model, picked from the 83 we checked for our guide to heavy haul trailer types. Deck heights are loaded figures as the makers print them. Legal load height in the tables is 13 ft 6 in, or 14 ft where noted, minus the loaded deck height.

The inches matter. On a route held to 13 ft 6 in, a Cat 320 excavator (10 ft 4 in in transport position) is under the limit on a 34 in step deck and 2 1/2 in over it on a 40 in one, and a Cat 336 (12 ft 0 in) needs a low-profile RGN at 15 in or lower. HTS Logistics is a licensed broker (MC# 1178470); the carriers we book own the trailers, and we match the deck to the machine before booking.

RGN vs lowboy vs step deck vs flatbed vs double drop, side by side

One current model per type, with each figure as its maker prints it. The guides linked in the header row cover every model we found for each type.

RGN, fixed-neck lowboy, step deck, flatbed and double drop compared on one manufacturer model each
Specification RGN RGN trailer Fixed-neck lowboy lowboy trailer Step deck step deck trailer Flatbed flatbed trailer Double drop double drop trailer
Example model Fontaine Workhorse 50Eager Beaver 35 GLBTrail King TK80ACS-38Utility 4000SFontaine Renegade N18
Neck and loading Hydraulic detachable, non-ground-bearing; deck lowers so machines drive on over the frontFixed gooseneck; drive on over the beavertail and ramps at the rearFixed; 10 ft upper deck over the fifth wheel, lower deck behind itFixed; one level 48 ft deckNarrow hydraulic detachable, non-ground-bearing; deck rises over the rear axles
Deck height 20 in loaded36 in loaded (33 in low-profile option)38 in loaded (lower deck)58 3/16 in on a 47 in fifth wheel (loaded or empty not stated)18 in loaded
Deck length 25 ft deck18 ft deckUpper deck 10 ft; lower deck not printed (47 ft 10 in overall)48 ft, one level29 ft well
Tallest legal load at 13 ft 6 in 11 ft 10 in10 ft 6 in10 ft 4 in8 ft 7 3/4 in12 ft 0 in
At 14 ft (California, Texas and 6 other states) 12 ft 4 in11 ft 0 in10 ft 10 in9 ft 1 3/4 in12 ft 6 in
Maker's rating 50 tons in 12 ft, 52 tons in 16 ft70,000 lb (GVWR 82,295 lb)80,000 lb distributed, 60,000 lb in 10 ft80,000 lb evenly distributed; GVWR 73,000 lb40 tons (80,000 lb) evenly distributed
Empty weight 18,720 lb13,900 lb9,885 lbNot published17,240 lb
Width 8 ft 6 in (102 in)8 ft 6 in (102 in)8 ft 6 in (102 in)8 ft 6 in (102 in)8 ft 6 in (102 in)
Axles 3 (tridem), flip-axle ready2 x 25,000 lbTandemTandem, spring suspension2 (tandem)

Fontaine and Trail King rate weight over a stated length, Utility rates it evenly distributed and Eager Beaver prints a single capacity figure. None of these is the legal payload, which axle and tire ratings, the 80,000 lb gross limit and the permit decide.

Drawn to one scale: each bar is 13 ft 6 in tall. Red is the loaded deck height; gray is the machine height left under the limit.

Are RGN and lowboy trailers the same?

No: an RGN is one kind of lowboy, the kind whose gooseneck comes off. "Lowboy" covers any trailer that carries the load low behind a gooseneck, and the necks on the lowboys in our data come three ways:

  • Fixed. The neck is part of the frame. Eager Beaver's 25 and 35 GLB load over a beavertail and ramps at the rear; XL's 80 Double Drop and Talbert's 30-55 FG are fixed-neck double drops.
  • Removable (the RGN). XL's hydraulic neck "comes apart from the main deck" using the truck's wet kit or a motor, and its mechanical neck "offers weight savings over hydraulic." Trail King, XL, Fontaine, Talbert, Landoll, Eager Beaver and Rogers all build detachable-neck lowboys in our data.
  • Folding. XL's hydraulic folding gooseneck does not detach: its front folds down at the hinge points to form a front loading ramp.

The neck type moves the deck height as much as the loading. Eager Beaver's fixed-neck GLB lowboys ride at 32–43 in loaded, the same band as a step deck, while the 18 RGNs with a published loaded height sit at 14–24 in. If a machine has to drive on and stands taller than 10 ft 10 in, a GLB-style lowboy cannot keep it legal at 13 ft 6 in; an RGN can, up to 11 ft 6 in on any of them and 12 ft 4 in on the lowest, Trail King's TKHD-S at 14 in.

Removing the neck takes a few steps the driver does on site: Talbert's operator's manual has the deck lowered to the ground, the lines disconnected and the truck pulled forward with the gooseneck, "moving straight ahead if possible to simplify re-attaching later." On non-ground-bearing designs (Fontaine's Workhorse and Magnitude, Talbert's SA series, XL's HDG) the detached neck's support bears on the truck frame, not the ground.

RGN vs step deck: which machines need the lower deck?

A machine needs an RGN once it is taller than a step deck can carry: 10 ft 2 in on a 40 in step deck and 10 ft 8 in on the lowest one we found, Trail King's TK80ACS-34. A 24 in RGN carries up to 11 ft 6 in and a 20 in RGN 11 ft 10 in. The table puts all 24 excavators and dozers from our equipment data on each of the four decks.

Excavators and dozers on a 40 in and a 34 in step deck and a 24 in and a 20 in RGN: loaded height against 13 ft 6 in
Machine Transport height Weight 40 in step deckTrail King TK80ACS-4034 in step deckTrail King TK80ACS-3424 in RGNTrail King TK110HDG20 in RGNFontaine Workhorse 50
Cat 308 CRexcavator 8 ft 4 in 20,771 lb 11 ft 8 1/4 in Under 11 ft 2 1/4 in Under 10 ft 4 1/4 in Under 10 ft 0 1/4 in Under
Cat 305 CRexcavator 8 ft 4 in 12,688 lb 11 ft 8 1/2 in Under 11 ft 2 1/2 in Under 10 ft 4 1/2 in Under 10 ft 0 1/2 in Under
Cat D3dozer 9 ft 1 in 20,640 lb 12 ft 5 in Under 11 ft 11 in Under 11 ft 1 in Under 10 ft 9 in Under
Deere 550 P-Tierdozer 9 ft 6 in 18,853 lb 12 ft 10 1/4 in Under 12 ft 4 1/4 in Under 11 ft 6 1/4 in Under 11 ft 2 1/4 in Under
Deere 450 P-Tierdozer 9 ft 6 in 17,816 lb 12 ft 10 1/4 in Under 12 ft 4 1/4 in Under 11 ft 6 1/4 in Under 11 ft 2 1/4 in Under
Volvo EC230excavator 9 ft 11 in 51,588 lb 13 ft 3 3/4 in Under 12 ft 9 3/4 in Under 11 ft 11 3/4 in Under 11 ft 7 3/4 in Under
Komatsu PC220LC-12excavator 10 ft 0 in 54,013 lb 13 ft 4 1/2 in Under 12 ft 10 1/2 in Under 12 ft 0 1/2 in Under 11 ft 8 1/2 in Under
Cat D5dozer 10 ft 1 in 37,368 lb 13 ft 5 1/2 in Within 1 in 12 ft 11 1/2 in Under 12 ft 1 1/2 in Under 11 ft 9 1/2 in Under
Cat 320excavator 10 ft 4 in 49,800 lb 13 ft 8 1/2 in Over 13 ft 2 1/2 in Under 12 ft 4 1/2 in Under 12 ft 0 1/2 in Under
Komatsu D51PXi-24dozer 10 ft 5 in 27,492 lb 13 ft 9 1/4 in Over 13 ft 3 1/4 in Under 12 ft 5 1/4 in Under 12 ft 1 1/4 in Under
Cat D6dozer 10 ft 6 in 42,280 lb 13 ft 9 3/4 in Over 13 ft 3 3/4 in Under 12 ft 5 3/4 in Under 12 ft 1 3/4 in Under
Deere 750 P-Tierdozer 10 ft 8 in 37,569 lb 14 ft 0 in Over 13 ft 6 in Within 1 in 12 ft 8 in Under 12 ft 4 in Under
Komatsu PC360LC-11excavator 10 ft 9 in 80,488 lb 14 ft 1 1/2 in Over 13 ft 7 1/2 in Over 12 ft 9 1/2 in Under 12 ft 5 1/2 in Under
Komatsu D61PXi-24dozer 10 ft 11 in 40,653 lb 14 ft 3 3/4 in Over 13 ft 9 3/4 in Over 12 ft 11 3/4 in Under 12 ft 7 3/4 in Under
Komatsu D155AX-8dozer 11 ft 1 in 72,100 lb 14 ft 5 1/2 in Over 13 ft 11 1/2 in Over 13 ft 1 1/2 in Under 12 ft 9 1/2 in Under
Deere 950 P-Tierdozer 11 ft 3 in 65,270 lb 14 ft 7 in Over 14 ft 1 in Over 13 ft 3 in Under 12 ft 11 in Under
Cat D8dozer 11 ft 7 in 76,126 lb 14 ft 11 in Over 14 ft 5 in Over 13 ft 7 in Over 13 ft 3 in Under
Deere 350 P-Tierexcavator 11 ft 10 in 80,985 lb 15 ft 1 3/4 in Over 14 ft 7 3/4 in Over 13 ft 9 3/4 in Over 13 ft 5 3/4 in Within 1 in
Komatsu PC490LC-11excavator 11 ft 11 in 107,850 lb 15 ft 3 1/4 in Over 14 ft 9 1/4 in Over 13 ft 11 1/4 in Over 13 ft 7 1/4 in Over
Cat 336excavator 12 ft 0 in 81,100 lb 15 ft 4 1/4 in Over 14 ft 10 1/4 in Over 14 ft 0 1/4 in Over 13 ft 8 1/4 in Over
Cat 349excavator 12 ft 1 in 105,200 lb 15 ft 5 in Over 14 ft 11 in Over 14 ft 1 in Over 13 ft 9 in Over
Cat D10dozer 14 ft 3 in 111,739 lb 17 ft 7 1/2 in Over 17 ft 1 1/2 in Over 16 ft 3 1/2 in Over 15 ft 11 1/2 in Over
Cat D11dozer 14 ft 11 in 134,755 lb 18 ft 3 1/4 in Over 17 ft 9 1/4 in Over 16 ft 11 1/4 in Over 16 ft 7 1/4 in Over
Cat 395excavator 17 ft 8 in 207,400 lb 21 ft 0 in Over 20 ft 6 in Over 19 ft 8 in Over 19 ft 4 in Over

Loaded height is the OEM transport height plus the trailer's loaded deck height, rounded up to the 1/4 in. "Within 1 in" means under 13 ft 6 in by less than an inch, so the loaded rig gets measured. Weights are OEM shipping weights where published, otherwise operating weights. The Cat D11 height is an assembled upper bound, since Cat ships it as a bare chassis without tracks; the Cat 395 is shown fully assembled.

Of the 24, 8 clear 13 ft 6 in on the 40 in step deck, 12 on the 34 in step deck, 16 on the 24 in RGN and 18 on the 20 in RGN. Every machine that clears on a step deck also weighs less than the TK80ACS's 60,000 lb-in-10-ft rating (the heaviest, the Komatsu PC220LC-12, is 54,013 lb), so for these machines it is height, not weight, that moves the load from a step deck to an RGN.

The Komatsu PC490LC-11, the Cat 336 and the Cat 349 are over even at 20 in. A 15 in low-profile RGN such as the XL 110 HDGS or Rogers CN55DS, both rated 110,000 lb, keeps them under 13 ft 6 in. The Cat D10, Cat D11 and Cat 395 are over on every deck in our data as listed: they ship partly disassembled, and any piece still over the line needs a height permit. The bulldozer transport and excavator transport pages list what comes off each machine.

Step deck vs flatbed: is a step deck a flatbed?

A step deck, also sold as a drop deck, is an open-deck trailer in the flatbed family, but its main deck sits about 18 in lower. Utility's specification table lists both at 48 ft long and 102 in wide: the 4000S flatbed deck is 58 3/16 in high on a 47 in fifth wheel, while the 4000AE Drop Deck carries an 11 ft front deck at 59 5/8 in and drops 21 in to a 40 1/4 in rear deck.

Flatbed and step deck compared on Utility and Fontaine models
ItemFlatbedStep deck
Deck height, Utility (47 in fifth wheel) 58 3/16 in (4000S, 4000AE) 40 1/4 in rear, 59 5/8 in front (4000AE Drop Deck)
Tallest legal load at 13 ft 6 in 8 ft 7 3/4 in 10 ft 1 3/4 in on the rear deck
Level deck on a 48 ft trailer 48 ft 38 ft rear deck behind a 10 ft front deck (Fontaine Revolution)
Utility rating 80,000 lb evenly distributed; GVWR 73,000 lb The same
Utility single-coil rating Up to 57,000 lb (4000S) 39,000 lb with 5 pairs of outriggers (4000AE Drop Deck)
Fontaine Revolution, all aluminum: empty weight 8,348 lb (Revolution 52) 8,600 lb
Fontaine Revolution: concentrated rating 52,000 lb in 4 ft 50,000 lb in 4 ft

Is a step deck better? Pick it when the freight stands taller than 8 ft 7 3/4 in: the drop buys about 18 in of height. Pick the flatbed when the freight needs one level floor longer than the 38 ft lower deck, or when it is a heavy coil. Weight is close to a wash: Fontaine's aluminum step deck weighs 252 lb more than its Revolution 52 flatbed, and both carry an 80,000 lb frame rating.

Step deck empty weights in our data run from 8,600 lb (Fontaine Revolution, aluminum) to 18,770 lb (Landoll 930E, with a traveling tail), and every pound of trailer and tractor counts against the 80,000 lb gross before any freight does.

Lowboy vs double drop: what is the difference?

A double drop is a lowboy whose deck rises again over the rear axles, leaving a long well between the neck and the wheels. The double drops we checked have 29–34 ft wells at 12–22 in loaded. RGN decks run 23–28 ft at 14–24 in, and Eager Beaver's fixed-neck 25 and 35 GLB carry an 18 ft deck at 32 and 36 in.

The trade is rating for length. Makers rate the double drops at 30 to 55 tons, often evenly distributed (Fontaine's Renegade N18 at 40 tons evenly distributed, the 12 in Renegade N12 at 30 tons in 16 ft), against 35 to 80 tons for RGNs. Stretch versions extend the well to 50 ft (Fontaine Renegade XN20) and 59 ft 4 in (Trail King 80MED).

Use a double drop when the load needs more low deck than an RGN offers and weighs inside the well's rating; use an RGN when the machine is heavy or has to drive on over the front. Front loading is not only an RGN feature, though: Fontaine's Renegade N12 and N18 necks detach hydraulically and Trail King's 80MED neck mechanically.

Which trailer does the load need? Height and weight cutoffs

Work down this list with the machine's transport height and weight, using 13 ft 6 in as the limit (add 6 in where 14 ft is legal, as in California, Texas and 6 other states):

  1. Up to 8 ft 7 3/4 in: any of the five keeps it legal, and a flatbed gives the longest level deck.
  2. Over that, up to 10 ft 2 in: a step deck. Every step deck we checked (34–40 in loaded) is low enough.
  3. Over 10 ft 2 in, up to 10 ft 8 in: only a 34 in step deck such as the Trail King TK80ACS-34, or anything lower.
  4. Over 10 ft 8 in, up to 11 ft 6 in: an RGN or double drop. Every RGN with a published loaded height (14–24 in) is low enough.
  5. Over 11 ft 6 in, up to 12 ft 4 in: a low RGN: 11 ft 10 in at 20 in, 12 ft 3 in at 15 in (XL 110 HDGS, Rogers CN55DS), 12 ft 4 in at 14 in (Trail King TKHD-S).
  6. Over 12 ft 4 in, up to 12 ft 6 in: only a 12 in double drop well (Fontaine Renegade N12, XL 60 MFG mini-deck), rated 30 tons (60,000 lb).
  7. Over 12 ft 6 in: no trailer in our data keeps it under 13 ft 6 in. It needs a height permit in every state where it is over, the extra 6 in of a 14 ft state, or parts taken off.
  8. Over 80,000 lb: heavier than every step deck rating we found (35 to 40 tons), so it rides an RGN or lowboy rated above its weight (35 to 80 tons among the RGNs), on an overweight permit with the axles the permit calls for.

Then check the route: the oversize load checker compares a load's width, height and weight with each state's limits, and the legal load limits by state page explains them.

Book the trailer, or haul with HTS

Send the machine's make and model, or its shipping height, width and weight. We check it against the deck heights above for every state on the route, then book RGN, lowboy and step deck trucking with a carrier whose trailer fits.

Carriers running any of these five trailer types with at least $1 million auto liability, $1 million general liability and $100,000 cargo coverage can sign up to haul heavy haul loads with HTS.

RGN, lowboy, step deck and flatbed questions

Are RGN and lowboy the same?

Not exactly: every RGN is a lowboy, but not every lowboy is an RGN. RGN stands for removable gooseneck. Its neck unlocks, the deck lowers to the ground and the truck pulls the neck away, so a machine drives on over the front. Fixed-neck lowboys keep the neck attached; Eager Beaver's 25 and 35 GLB load over a beavertail and ramps at the rear and ride higher, at 32 and 36 in loaded.

What's the difference between an RGN and a step deck?

Deck height, loading and rating. The RGNs we checked carry the load 14–24 in off the road and load over the front once the neck comes off. A step deck keeps a fixed upper deck over the fifth wheel and a lower deck at 34–40 in. Under 13 ft 6 in, that means a machine of up to 10 ft 8 in on a step deck against 11 ft 6 in to 12 ft 4 in on an RGN, and ratings of 35–80 tons against 35–40.

Is a step deck considered a flatbed?

It belongs to the flatbed family of open-deck trailers, but it is built differently. Utility builds both 48 ft long and 102 in wide: the 4000S flatbed deck is 58 3/16 in high on a 47 in fifth wheel, while the 4000AE Drop Deck drops 21 in behind an 11 ft front deck to 40 1/4 in. That drop raises the tallest legal load from 8 ft 7 3/4 in to 10 ft 1 3/4 in under 13 ft 6 in.

Is a step deck better than a flatbed?

Only for freight that needs the height. The step deck's lower deck carries about 18 in more under 13 ft 6 in, but the flatbed keeps one level floor for its full 48 ft and, in Utility's line, a higher single-coil rating: up to 57,000 lb on the 4000S against 39,000 lb on the 4000AE Drop Deck. Empty weights are close: 8,348 lb for Fontaine's aluminum Revolution 52 flatbed, 8,600 lb for its step deck.

How much weight can a stepdeck haul?

The step decks we checked are rated 35 to 40 tons by their makers, for example 80,000 lb distributed and 60,000 lb in 10 ft on Trail King's TK80ACS, or 70,000 lb with 50,000 lb in 10 ft on Landoll's 930E. Legal payload is lower: 80,000 lb gross on the Interstate (23 CFR 658.17), minus the tractor and the trailer itself, unless each state on the route issues an overweight permit for a nondivisible load.

What is another name for a lowboy trailer?

Lowbed is one: Talbert sells its 35CC as a "close couple lowbed" and Fontaine lists its Magnitude detachables as lowbed trailers. Lowboys with a removable neck also go by RGN, removable gooseneck or detachable gooseneck; Trail King and XL call theirs HDG, for hydraulic detachable gooseneck, and Landoll files its 855 under "Detachable".

What is the difference between a lowboy and a double drop?

A double drop's deck steps down behind the neck and back up over the rear axles, so its low section is a well between two raised ends. The wells we checked are 29–34 ft long at 12–22 in loaded, longer than the 23–28 ft decks on RGNs. In exchange, double drops are rated 30–55 tons against 35–80 for RGNs, so the heaviest machines stay on an RGN or multi-axle lowboy.

Trailer and regulation sources

Facts on this page were checked in October 2026 against the sources below. Rules and rates change; we confirm current requirements on every move.

  1. Fontaine Workhorse 50 (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  2. Eager Beaver 25 GLB (manufacturer PDF, checked 2026-10-17)
  3. Eager Beaver 35 GLB (manufacturer PDF, checked 2026-10-17)
  4. Eager Beaver 50 GLB-3 (manufacturer PDF, checked 2026-10-17)
  5. Trail King TK80ACS-34, Trail King TK80ACS-38, Trail King TK80ACS-40 (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  6. Utility 4000S, Utility 4000AE Drop Deck (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  7. Fontaine Revolution 52 flatbed, Fontaine Revolution dropdeck (manufacturer PDF, checked 2026-10-17)
  8. XL 80 SD (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  9. Landoll 930E-48-15 (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  10. Fontaine Renegade N18 (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  11. Fontaine Renegade N12 (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  12. XL 60 MFG mini-deck (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  13. Fontaine Renegade XN20 (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  14. Trail King 80MED (manufacturer PDF, checked 2026-10-17)
  15. XL 80 Double Drop (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  16. Talbert 30-55 FG double drop (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  17. Trail King TK110HDG (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  18. XL 80 HDG (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  19. XL 110 HDGS (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  20. Rogers CN55DS (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  21. Trail King TKHD-S (manufacturer PDF, checked 2026-10-17)
  22. Landoll 855-53 (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  23. Talbert 35CC (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  24. Fontaine Magnitude 55H MFLD (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  25. XL 80 HDE (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  26. XL 130 DGX (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  27. XL Hydraulic Folding Gooseneck (manufacturer spec page, checked 2026-10-17)
  28. Talbert Manufacturing: Trailers Operator's Manual (detaching the gooseneck) (manufacturer PDF, checked 2026-10-17)
  29. eCFR: 23 CFR 658.17 (80,000 lb gross, axle limits, permits for nondivisible loads)
  30. FHWA: Federal Size Regulations for Commercial Motor Vehicles (no federal height limit)
  31. New York VTL 385 (13 1/2 ft height; 48 and 53 ft semitrailers)
  32. California Vehicle Code 35250 (14 ft height)
  33. TxDMV: Texas size and weight limits (14 ft height, Transp. Code 621.207)

Excavator and dozer sources (OEM)

Facts on this page were checked in October 2026 against the sources below. Rules and rates change; we confirm current requirements on every move.

  1. Cat 308 CR (Cat 308 CR Mini Excavator brochure AEHQ8518-01 (10-2025), Build 08A)
  2. Cat 305 CR (Cat 305 CR Mini Excavator brochure (NACD) AEHQ8376-04 (10-2025), Build 07A (North America, Chile, Columbia))
  3. Cat D3 (Cat D3 Small Dozer product brochure AEHQ8307-06 (09-2026))
  4. Deere 550 P-Tier (John Deere 550 P-Tier Dozer brochure/specifications MD550PAU (24-07), pp. 7-8)
  5. Deere 450 P-Tier (John Deere 450 P-Tier Dozer MD450PAU (24-07), pp. 7-8)
  6. Volvo EC230 (Volvo EC230 product guide (Tier 4f), Ref. No 20062838_E / English-22 / 2024.08)
  7. Komatsu PC220LC-12 (Komatsu PC220LC-12/PC220LCi-12 brochure, EN-PC220LC/LCi-12-BR01-1025-V2 (c)2025)
  8. Cat D5 (D5 Track-Type Tractor Technical Specifications AEXQ2535-03 (09-2022))
  9. Cat 320 (320 (07H) Hydraulic Excavator Technical Specifications (N Am) AEXQ3758-01 (11-2025))
  10. Komatsu D51PXi-24 (Komatsu D51EX/EXi/PX/PXi-24 brochure EN-D51-BR01-0526-V3, ©2026 (pp. 17-18))
  11. Cat D6 (D6/D6 XE Track-Type Tractors Technical Specifications AEXQ2470-05 (09-2022))
  12. Deere 750 P-Tier (John Deere 750 P-Tier Dozer MD750PAU (25-03), pp. 7-9)
  13. Komatsu PC360LC-11 (Komatsu PC360LC-11/PC360LCi-11 full brochure, EN-PC360LC-LCi-11-FB01-1022-V1 (c)2022)
  14. Komatsu D61PXi-24 (Komatsu D61EX/EXi/PX/PXi-24 brochure EN-D61-BR01-0526-V2, ©2026 (pp. 17-19))
  15. Komatsu D155AX-8 (Komatsu D155AX-8 brochure AESS869-0326-V5, ©2026 Komatsu America Corp. 02/25 (EV-1), pp. 14-15)
  16. Deere 950 P-Tier (John Deere 950 P-Tier Dozer MD950PAU (24-02), pp. 7-9)
  17. Cat D8 (D8 Track-Type Tractor Technical Specifications AEXQ3723 (05-2024))
  18. Deere 350 P-Tier (John Deere 350 P-Tier Excavator brochure/specs ME350PAU (25-01))
  19. Komatsu PC490LC-11 (Komatsu PC490LC-11/PC490LCi-11 full brochure, EN-PC490LC-LCi-11-FB01-0524-V2 (c)2022)
  20. Cat 336 (336 (08D) Hydraulic Excavator Technical Specifications (N Am) AEXQ4077-01 (12-2025))
  21. Cat 349 (349 Hydraulic Excavator Technical Specifications (Aus-NZ, S Korea, N Am) AEXQ2492-01 (09-2020), Build 07C)
  22. Cat D10 (D10 Dozer Technical Specifications AEXQ3209-03 (09-2026))
  23. Cat D11 (D11/D11 XE Dozers Technical Specifications AEXQ4647-01 (09-2026))
  24. Cat 395 (395 (07H) Hydraulic Excavator Technical Specifications AEXQ4024-01 (02-2026))

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