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Heavy Equipment & Machinery Transport

Excavators, skid steers, loaders, farm tractors and industrial machines on lowboy, step-deck and RGN trailers.

Heavy haul is a different business from car shipping: the trailer type, the axle configuration, the permits and often the route itself depend on the exact dimensions and weight of the machine. We collect those numbers first and match the load to a carrier that runs the correct equipment.

Construction firms, farms, auction buyers and equipment dealers use us for one-off moves and repeat lanes alike.

Talk to a dispatcher

Send us your pickup and drop-off ZIP codes and what you're shipping. We quote the lane, verify the carrier, and stay on the load until it's delivered.

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Why shippers use us for this

Right trailer

Lowboy, RGN, step-deck or flatbed selected from the machine's height, width and weight.

Permits handled

Oversize and overweight permits and routing arranged where the load requires them.

Loading support

Drive-on, winched or crane-assisted loading coordinated at both ends.

Site to site

Job sites, auction yards, dealerships and farms across the lower 48.

What we need to quote heavy equipment

Make and model, year, operating weight, and length, width and height as the machine will sit on the trailer — with the boom or attachments removed if that is how it will travel. Also tell us whether it runs and drives, and whether both sites have hard standing for a lowboy.

Those numbers determine whether the load is legal, needs a permit, or needs an escort. Guessing them delays pickup, so measure before you request a quote.

Machinery we move

Excavators and mini excavators, backhoes, skid steers, wheel loaders, dozers, forklifts, telehandlers, farm tractors, combines, generators, industrial presses and containerized equipment.

If it is heavy, awkward, or does not fit a standard flatbed, describe it in the quote form and we will tell you exactly how it should travel.

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Enter your ZIP codes and we'll recognize the cities automatically. Our dispatch team responds within one business hour.

Condition

Inoperable units require winch service — it affects your rate.

Frequently asked questions

Do you handle oversize permits?

Yes. When the machine exceeds legal width, height or weight for a state, the carrier obtains the permits and, when required, pilot cars. Those costs appear in your quote up front.

Can you move equipment that does not start?

Yes — mark it inoperable and tell us how it can be loaded (winch, crane or forklift) so we assign the right carrier.

More answers on our car transportation FAQ and how it works pages.

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