The Rail Track is a specialized deck that has rails installed to the top of the trailer frame for transporting railroad reconditioning machines and other railroad-related equipment.

Ramp Ahead of Tires (also known as Bridge Ramps) are added to the rear of the trailer deck to assist in loading certain types of machinery onto the rear frame area of the trailer. Designed with an incline of approximately 30°, the bridge ramps are fabricated from tread plate and reinforced for durability. Bridge Ramps are standard equipment on most detachable gooseneck trailers with platform decks and are optional equipment on many drop side deck models.

Ramp Wedge Extensions are bolted onto the end of standard wood-covered rear loading ramps. The extra 12'' length extension brings the ramp angle down to ground level for even easier loading. These Ramp Wedge Extensions can be installed after the trailer is in service.

The Rear Channel is the structural cross member located at the very rear of the trailer - behind the last axle. It is the mounting location for the rear lights of the trailer - specifically the stop/turn/tail lights, the brake lights, the ID lights, the rear clearance lights, license lamp, and the ABS indicator light. It is also the location for optional back-up lights and strobe lights. The Rear Channel on many ROGERS detachable gooseneck trailer models has the center area notched out to provide additional overhead clearance for excavator booms.

In a Rear Frame Cut-Out, the rear channel is removed between the splice beams of the rear frame and replaced with an under slung support beam. Cross members in the rear frame of the trailer are positioned as low as possible as well. This provides maximum overhead clearance for equipment, such as an excavator.

A Rear Impact Guard is a safety device that is required by law to be installed on trailers that meet certain criteria. Most ROGERS trailers do not require a Rear Impact Guard - the main exception being trailers having a level rear extension. The guard is a structure that is attached (welded) to the underside of the rear channel of the trailer. It is designed to help prevent another vehicle from driving under the rear of the trailer in the event of a rear end collision between the vehicle and the trailer.

A Recessed Cover Plate is a formed plate installed (either welded or bolted) to the lowered cross members in the rear frame "boom trough" or the "bucket pocket" at the rear of the deck.

The Remote Air Tank Drain takes the place of a traditional air reservoir valve and allows the operator to easily drain the air brake reservoir by simply pulling a cable located on the roadside of the trailer.

The Removable Axle is a complete axle assembly frame attached to the rear frame by hinge plates and pins. The Removable Axle used when the trailer's axle loading exceeds the gross weight that a given state will allow on each axle. Otherwise, the Removable Axle can be flipped up onto the rear frame, or removed, to reduce the number of axles. All ROGERS Removable Axles are on air ride suspensions. The Removable Axle connects to the trailer's leveling valve if it is to be used with an air ride trailer; or comes with a hand control valve if the Removable Axle is used on a trailer with a mechanical suspension.

Removable Swinging Side Brackets are an accessory that allows the operator to increase the loading width of the trailer by two feet - one foot per side - by placing wood planks on top of the brackets. When not in use the side brackets store securely in place to the side of the trailer, or can be removed entirely for storage. Several styles of Removable Swinging Side Brackets are available, depending on trailer capacity and design.