Equipment Transport
Skid steer to 70 tons
With the trailer combinations we run, it's no problem to haul your skid steer, turn around for a 70‑ton excavator, and have both on your job on time — across town or across state lines.
What we move
If it works on a job site, we've hauled it
Most of our equipment work is for excavation contractors, general contractors, and equipment dealers moving iron between yards, job sites, and auctions.
- Excavators — mini through large tracked machines
- Dozers, loaders, and skid steers
- Motor graders and compactors
- Boom lifts, scissor lifts, and telehandlers
- Attachments, buckets, and hammers
- Non-running and auction equipment
Trailers
The right deck for the machine
Bringing the wrong trailer costs a day. We match the combination to the load before the truck leaves the yard.
Common questions
Before you call
How heavy can you go?
Up to 70 tons — 140,000 pounds — on a single machine. If you're not sure what yours weighs, tell us the make and model and we'll work it out.
Do you handle permits?
Yes. Oversize permits and pilot cars are on us. Anything over 8′6″ wide or over 14′ tall needs one, and we'll tell you up front if your load does.
Does the machine have to run?
No. We load non-running and auction equipment regularly — just say so when you request the quote so we bring the right rigging.
How far do you go?
As far as the job needs. We run all of Oregon and Idaho, and regularly haul into Washington, California, and Nevada — out-of-state and long-distance moves are scheduled work for us, not an exception. Working the Boise side? See Idaho equipment transport.
Got a machine that needs moving?
Tell us the make, model, and both addresses. That's usually all we need to price it.