How the deck is arranged
The neck remains fixed while the main deck sits lower than a conventional flatbed. Compare usable lowbed length, rear transition geometry and clearance beneath the deck.
A fixed-neck lowbed keeps a low carrying deck without a detachable front connection. It can suit equipment that is loaded by rear ramps, lifted into position or supported by a dedicated loading setup.

The neck remains fixed while the main deck sits lower than a conventional flatbed. Compare usable lowbed length, rear transition geometry and clearance beneath the deck.
Loading method is the defining question. Verify the ramp or lifting plan, breakover angle, machine clearance and how the load will be positioned for balanced axle loading.
Use this page to frame the first conversation. Manufacturer documentation, measured load data, securement planning and route review control the final selection.