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Heavy Equipment Shipper transports mini excavators, crawler excavators, wheeled excavators, long-reach models, demolition machines, buckets, thumbs, breakers, and other attachments. You tell us where it’s going, and we’ll make you a plan to get it there safely and securely.
Working with us to transport your excavator of any size is simple. We’ll confirm the make, model, dimensions, operating weight, working condition, attachment list, loading method required, and site restrictions well in advance of dispatch. From there, you just sit back and receive updates from your haul.
Send complete specs and clear photos for accurate pricing and a more seamless excavator haul.
We like to be prepared for every possibility. That’s why we have a host of trailers at our disposal to fit every possible excavator. Since we never know what we’re gonna get, we like to have all options available to our valued clients.
We use a variety of trailers to service every kind of excavator:
You get us the machine specs, photos, running condition, and site details. We’ll choose the best trailer for the job and get you all the details you need for a safe and sound haul.
*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.*
Send the make, model, weight, dimensions, track width, attachments, running condition, pickup and delivery locations, and projected dates. Photos can help us get the most accurate quote possible.
Mini excavators might move on a hotshot, flatbed, or step deck. Larger machines often require a lowboy or RGN. It just all depends on what machine we’re hauling.
Yes, not a problem! Send us the lot number, release form, pickup hours, loading rules, and storage deadline information.
Yes. We need clear access, firm ground, enough turning room, and a site contact at both ends.
Yes, we usually can. Tell us if it rolls, steers, and brakes. We’ve dealt with plenty of non-working machines; we just need to know what extra equipment to bring for pickup.
Often, yes. We need the size, weight, and position of each attachment. Some may require extra deck space or a second load.
Track width, loaded height, boom position, and overall dimensions determine permit and route needs. If your unit needs a permit, we’ll get that all squared away for you!
Remove loose items, secure the cab, and confirm the machine is ready to load. We’ll let you know if we need to lower the fuel level and any other details prior to pickup.
Yes, everything is insured end-to-end, and we use pickup and delivery photos to document the machine’s condition at pickup and drop-off.