Tilting gooseneck trailers..anyone make (photo)

one that has a deck that is flush with the wheel fenders ? The Econoline pictured here is close...I like the deck width here and would like to avoid an 8 foot wide deck completely over the tires, as it would then be too tall. But I sometimes need to load machinery with a forklift from the side and the fenders being higher than the deck is problematic with machines that have to be picked up from the bottom. Rolls Rite makes a similar gooseneck and their's has a better 'wedge shape at the rear (more like a roll back truck) for my forklift loading needs, but darned if their fenders don't poke up even more than the Econoline's. Ideas ?

You mean like this ? These guys even make a gooseneck version. The catch is the cost. A Lift-a-Load gooseneck trailer of similar capacity to the Econoline gooseneck tilt sells for about $17,000. In contrast, the Econoline, which is one of the better makes, sells for about $6,500....over $10,000 difference ! Non tilt goosenecks of even greater capacity can be had for as little as $5,200 from various makers.

• Lift a Load trailers

I've seen a number of lowboy trailers with removeable fenders..... ....Dell

Here's a photo of the Rolls Rite..note the gentle leading edge of the rear lip...dunno why Econoline does their's the way they do, fine for tractors of course, but a problem for industrial type forklifts.