★ Insured carriers ★ Nationwide coverage ★ Oversize permitting ★ Trailers matched to all farm machinery
What are you looking to haul? Contact us with details about what you’re hauling and when it needs to be delivered—and we’ll take care of the rest.
At Heavy Equipment Shipper, we coordinate nationwide farm equipment transport for farmers, ranchers, dealers, auction buyers, machinery sellers, manufacturers, fleet operators, and private owners.
We review the equipment, attachments, loading method, ground access, route, pickup window, and delivery site before assigning the load. That helps prevent the wrong trailer from showing up to a farm lane, auction yard, or dealership.
From compact tractors and small implements on open-deck trailers to large combines, wide planters, sprayers, and oversized machinery on RGNs and lowboys, Heavy Equipment Shipper has you covered.
We build the haul around the equipment, the site, and the season.
We handle farm equipment hauling for a wide range of agricultural machines, implements, and attachments, including:
Heavy Equipment Shipper plans each farm equipment haul around the machine’s size, condition, attachments, and pickup site. From a single tractor delivery to a multi-piece auction pickup, we keep the details clear from the first quote to the final drop-off.
The trailer should fit the machine, route, and loading conditions. Heavy Equipment Shipper reviews the dimensions of the equipment before matching the load with a carrier.
Some farm equipment moves need more than one trailer. Headers, attachments, duals, implements, loose parts, or support equipment may need to ship separately to keep the load legal, organized, and easier to unload.
We confirm the machine type, make, model, dimensions, weight, attachments, running condition, pickup location, and delivery location. Photos help us quote the move accurately and match the right carrier.
We’ll get your equipment on the right trailer setup. We’ll take into account loading, unloading, site access, and more, so we don’t run into any hiccups. That may mean flatbed, step deck, lowboy, RGN, hotshot, or separate trailers for attachments and implements.
We handle oversize load planning for any applicable equipment. That includes permits, escorts, routing, and more. For auctions, dealerships, farms, ranches, and storage yards, we’ll need to confirm release details, access notes, pickup hours, and delivery conditions.
We’ll keep the shipment organized from pickup through delivery. You get clear communication and status updates—all from a team that lives and breathes heavy equipment transport.
As with any other type of haul, pricing comes down to the load and the lane. Mileage is a huge part of the equation but only part. A compact tractor from a dealership is just a different animal than a combine coming from an auction. Best way to get a quote is to give us the details for your haul.
The biggest pricing and scheduling factors:
Machinery that’s ready to load with clear access is easier to schedule. Once a machine crosses about 8‘6” wide or 13‘6” tall it ships as an oversize load, and permits, state travel rules, weather, soft ground, or an auction deadline can all stretch the timeline.
The more info you can give us, the better we can quote:
Buying from an auction? Get us the lot number, buyer release, yard contact, pickup hours, and storage deadline.
Loading up at a farm or ranch? Give us the gate, driveway, barn, field, soft-ground, or tight-turn notes.
Dealer or rental company? Include delivery requirements, dock access, customer availability, and the scheduling windows you’re working with.

We hauled a 1985 John Deere 4840 tractor from Spur to McGregor in Texas. The tractor weighed 16,500 pounds and required oversize planning because the wheels extended beyond the trailer width.
After permits were secured, the tractor moved on a step-deck trailer and was delivered the same day.
Need to move a tractor, combine, planter, sprayer, or other farm machine?
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Heavy Equipment Shipper helps farmers, ranchers, dealers, auction buyers, manufacturers, fleet operators, sellers, and private owners move agricultural equipment across town, across the state, or across the country.
Shippers work with us for:
For customers who ship more than once, the difference is simple: fewer surprises, better handoffs, and a transport team that understands how farm equipment actually moves.
Great experience with this heavy equipment shipper. They handled a heavy haul for me and kept me in constant communication the entire time. Everything went smoothly from pickup to delivery. Professional, reliable, and easy to work with. I’ll definitely be calling them again for any future construction equipment moves. Highly recommended. —Michael J.
Amazing service! Got the job done right and on time. Will definitely be calling you again. Anyone who needs something transported, call these guys. —James G.
Heavy Equipment Shipper was the best. They moved my tractor from Pompano Beach to Boca Raton. I called him the next day, and they even got my boat shipped all the way down to Marathon, Key West. Thank you! —Liz E.
Heavy Equipment Shipper moves agricultural equipment across the U.S. for farmers, ranchers, dealers, auction buyers, manufacturers, rental companies, fleet operators, and private owners.
We schedule and execute farm equipment pickup and delivery at:
Whether it’s a compact tractor nearby, a planter across state lines, or a combine headed home from auction, we line up the trailer, route, carrier, and delivery details.
Heavy Equipment Shipper moves tractors, combines, harvesters, planters, balers, sprayers, implements, attachments, and oversized agricultural machinery nationwide.
Send the equipment type, dimensions, weight, pickup and delivery locations, ready date, attachment details, and loading notes. We’ll look over the haul and build the plan around your machine.
*Prices will vary on the size of the vessel, the driver’s preference, and the cost of diesel gas. For an accurate quote, call us today.*
*Prices will vary on the size of the vessel, the driver’s preference, and the cost of diesel gas. For an accurate quote, call us today.*
Cost to transport farm equipment varies widely based on the size, weight, and distance of the load and haul. The best way to to get an accurate pricing estimate is to give us as many details as you can about the equipment you need to ship.
Send the equipment type, make, model, dimensions, weight, pickup and delivery ZIP codes, ready date, running condition, attachment details, photos, and loading notes. For auction pickups, include the lot number, buyer release, yard contact, pickup hours, and storage deadline.
Timing depends on distance, trailer availability, permits, route restrictions, loading access, and whether the equipment is ready to move. Legal-size farm machinery on common lanes usually schedules faster than oversized equipment that needs permit coordination.
Yes, all our shipments are insured. We’ll document the condition of your equipment before it pulls out of the site so you can know clearly the condition of your equipment.
Yes, when size, weight, securement, and legal limits allow. Headers, duals, buckets, forks, planters, tillage equipment, and other implements may ship with the machine or on a separate trailer.
Yes—we pick up from auctions, dealerships, farms, ranches, rental yards, storage sites, manufacturers, private sellers, and commercial agricultural locations nationwide. Release paperwork, pickup hours, site access, and loading details help prevent delays.
In most cases, yes, we can transport non-running farm equipment. Let us know the situation, and we’ll work with you to figure out a loading and unloading plan that meets your needs.
Yes, we can absolutely work with you to get the appropriate permits and escort help. If you know that your equipment is oversize, let us know right away, and we’ll walk you through your options.
We have a variety of trailers at our disposal to ship equipment of all kinds. From flatbeds and step decks to lowboys and RGNs, we’ll make sure we get your equipment on the trailer that works best for your haul.