September 13 - Faymonville has launched its latest excavator trough in its range of trailers with low pendle-axles (PA-X).
At 4.24 m long and 0.44 m in depth, it is ideal for transporting all kinds of excavators, says Faymonville.
The PA-X design features a loading height of 790 mm (0.79 m) and a steering angle of 60 degrees.
According to Faymonville, the articulated boom of an excavator can easily fit in the trough, which provides a significant height advantage when passing under low bridges.
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