stackyFACTSWhen you need to move a giant bulldozer, a standard trailer is way too tall. The deck aggressively drops down right after the truck hitch and dips again before the rear wheels, making the floor scrape violently close to the pavement to keep the ridiculous cargo from hitting bridges.
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