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Revision as of 01:57, 6 February 2014
One of the more odd trailer setups, the Low Loader!
Michigan Lo-Loader Trailers
F.A. Long Company
Benton Harbor, Michigan
The Michigan Lo-Loader has a hydraulically controlled drop-bed feature that allowed the trailer frame to settle down closer to the water. The only other trailer with this feature that we know of is the Bassick Beaver boat trailer made in Bridgeport, Connecticut. If you have further information, please contact us so that we may update this page.
1962 Brochure
1962 Brochure, Page 1
1962 Brochure, Page 2
1962 Brochure, Page 3
1962 Brochure, Page 4
1962 Brochure, Page 5
1962 Brochure, Page 6
