Heavy equipment semi-trailers and machine transport trailers
Excavators, wheel loaders, rollers or mining machines: solutions with 2–10 axles, from everyday machine transport to oversized loads.
MAX100/110
With single or double extendable loading deck
A versatile semi-trailer for everyday machine transport. The axles are available rigid, self-tracking or hydraulically force-steered, and the loading deck can be single or double extendable.
| Axles | 2–6 |
|---|---|
| Suspension | air suspension |
| Width | 2,540 mm |
| Loading deck length | 8,600 / 9,300 mm |
| Tyres | 17,5″ |
| Fifth-wheel height, laden | 950–1,450 mm |
| Combination length | 16,500 mm (4×2, 6×2, 6×4 tractor unit) |
Optional equipment (selection)
- one- or two-piece aluminium loading ramp
- wheel recess, excavator boom or bucket trough
- electric winch with remote control, approx. 5,400 kg pulling force
- galvanised widening, approx. 230 mm per side
- rear hydraulic support leg
- BEKAMAX central lubrication
Typical tasks: everyday transport of excavators, wheel loaders, rollers and construction machinery.
MAX810
With 6 or 7 pendle axles, for heavy loads
The loading deck is built with 6 or 7 pendle axles, in single or double extendable versions, and can be coupled directly to the gooseneck or to a 2- or 3-axle front bogie. A hydraulic loading ramp can be fitted for the heaviest machines.
| Axles | 6–10 (with front bogie) |
|---|---|
| Running gear | pendle axle |
| Width | 2,750 mm |
| Tyres | 245/70 R 17,5″ |
| Fifth-wheel height, laden | 1,300–1,550 mm |
Optional equipment (selection)
- hydraulic or two-piece loading ramp
- extendable widening, approx. 230 mm per side
- remote control for steering, gooseneck and suspension
- Hatz diesel auxiliary engine (Silent Pack)
- M30 / M42 bolt-on lashing rings
Typical tasks: heavy mining machinery, crawler excavators, oversized loads.
MAX600
With straight or cranked loading deck
For transporting excavators, construction machinery and attachments. One- or two-piece loading ramps make loading and unloading quick; the 4-axle version with a cranked loading deck is also available with an excavator boom or bucket trough.
| Axles | 3–4 |
|---|---|
| Suspension | air suspension |
| Width | 2,540 mm |
| Tyres | 17,5″ |
| Loading deck | straight or cranked |
Optional equipment (selection)
- two-piece loading ramp with hydraulic side shift
- excavator boom or bucket trough (4-axle, cranked)
- galvanised widening, approx. 230 mm per side
- WADER container twist-lock sockets
- stainless steel toolboxes
Typical tasks: moving a construction company’s own machine fleet behind a truck.
MAX300
For small and medium machines, with 2 or 3 axles
A compact tandem trailer for small and medium machines. It is easy to manoeuvre even on tight, winding construction sites. Available with one- or two-piece loading ramps and folding or removable aluminium side walls.
| Axles | 2–3 |
|---|---|
| Suspension | air suspension |
| Width | 2,480–2,540 mm |
| Tyres | 17,5″ |
Optional equipment (selection)
- liftable front axle with TEBS-E control
- aluminium side wall, approx. 400 mm
- one- or two-piece aluminium loading ramp
- rear hydraulic support leg
- drawbar eye Ø 50, 57 or 68 mm
Typical tasks: mini excavators, compact loaders, urban and utility construction work.
We help you find the right trailer.
If you are not sure which model and equipment suit the task, we will go through the key points in a short call.
What to know before choosing
What trailer do I need to transport an excavator?
It depends on the machine’s weight, height and the tractor unit. For small and medium machines the MAX300 tandem trailer or the MAX600 turntable trailer are options; for larger machines the MAX100/110 heavy equipment semi-trailer, with an excavator boom or bucket trough for a lower transport height. The modular MAX810 is built for the heaviest machines. We recommend the exact configuration based on the machine’s data.
What is the difference between a semi-trailer and a turntable trailer?
A semi-trailer is coupled to the tractor unit via the fifth wheel (MAX100/110, MAX810), while a drawbar trailer is coupled behind a truck (MAX300, MAX600). If a company moves its machines with its own truck, a drawbar trailer may be the obvious solution.
What steering options are available for the MAX100/110?
The axles are available rigid, self-tracking or hydraulically force-steered. Forced steering gives more precise manoeuvring on tight construction sites and winding routes.
Let’s talk about your transport task!
Tell us what you transport, from where and to where. Tamás Joó will recommend a configuration based on the load, the tractor unit and the route, even if you are still weighing up offers from other manufacturers.
Tamás Joó
We help you find the right trailer: number of axles, deck height, ramps, steering and equipment matched to the real task.
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Low-bed semi-trailers
For tall and oversized loads, where transport height is decisive.
- MAX510Low-bed semi-trailer with detachable gooseneck
- MAX710Low-bed semi-trailer for heavy loads
Extendable flatbeds
For long steel and concrete elements and crane counterweights.
- MAX200/210Extendable flatbed semi-trailer
- MAX410Crane counterweight semi-trailer
Technical data are taken from the MAX Trailer by Faymonville manufacturer catalogue; the manufacturer reserves the right to make changes. Price and exact configuration can be agreed when you request a quote.