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Heavy Equipment Auto Shipping
Certified Lowboy & RGN Fleet Logistics for Construction, Agriculture, and Industrial Assets with “No-Surprise” Pricing.
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Rigged for Any Payload:
RGNs, Lowboys, and Step Decks
We don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to heavy logistics. We match your machinery’s specific dimensions and operating weight with the industry’s most dependable trailer configurations:
Step Deck Trailers: Perfect for taller commercial machinery, industrial parts, or stacked agricultural components that exceed standard flatbed height limits but do not require an ultra-low RGN clearance. Specialized Hauling for Oversized Machinery
Removable Gooseneck (RGN) Trailers: Ideal for heavy, wheeled, or tracked machinery like bulldozers and excavators. The front of the trailer detaches and drops into a ramp, allowing tall or massive equipment to be driven directly onto the deck.Ritchie Bros. Blog
Lowboy Trailers: Featuring an exceptionally low deck height, lowboys are the industry standard for hauling legally tall equipment while safely clearing overhead bridges, power lines, and highway overpasses
Heavy Equipment Auto Shipping
Compliant, Reliable Logistics for Multi-Ton Assets
Transporting industrial machinery and oversized equipment is a highly regulated, high-stakes operation. Unlike standard vehicle logistics, heavy hauling demands strict adherence to Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) codes, precision route-planning to clear low bridges, and specialized trailers engineered to support extreme weight distributions.
Heavy Equipment Auto Shipping
Transporting oversized vehicles, such as RVs, buses, or heavy machinery, requires more than standard car shipping procedures. The AAS (Auto Asset Shipping) process for oversized vehicles involves specific steps to ensure safe and efficient transport. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect:
Heavy Equipment Auto Shipping
Industrial Sectors We Serve
Our specialized heavy carrier network is fully certified to move assets across multiple industrial verticals:
Industrial & Material Handling: Large forklifts, boom lifts, commercial generators, and heavy manufacturing components.
Construction & Earthmoving: Excavators, wheel loaders, bulldozers, scrapers, graders, and trenchers.
Agriculture & Farming: Combine harvesters, large-track tractors, balers, sprayers, and specialized implements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Heavy Equipment Auto Shipping
Do you handle the permits and escort vehicles for oversized loads?
Yes. If your machinery exceeds legal state dimensions for width, height, length, or total weight, our logistics team manages the entire permitting process. We handle state-by-state route approvals and coordinate certified pilot or escort cars whenever required by regional transportation departments.
What information do I need to provide for an accurate heavy equipment quote?
Because the margin for error on heavy hauls is incredibly narrow, we require the exact make, model, year, precise operating weight, and total dimensions (length, width, and height including any custom cabs or modifications). Providing clear, multi-angle photographs is also highly recommended to help our carriers verify the optimal trailer match.
Can you transport non-running or inoperable heavy machinery?
Yes. If the machine cannot drive onto an RGN trailer under its own power, we can coordinate heavy-duty recovery winches or on-site crane loading services to safely position and secure the asset. Please specify your equipment’s operating condition during booking so we can arrange the necessary rigging tools.
Moving Heavy Machinery? Let AAS Manage the Heavy Lifting.
Oversized vehicles often exceed standard weight and dimension limits, necessitating special permits. The shipper must secure state-specific oversize load permits, which may involve fees and compliance with transport regulations. This step ensures the shipment adheres to legal requirements. Don’t risk logistical delays, safety fines, or hidden broker fees. Contact AAS today for an honest, compliant, and transparent heavy equipment transport quote.
