CraneX truck moving an oversize specialty load with wide load signage
Service

Tractor Trailer

Tractor trailer service with the deck, permits and clearances solved before dispatch.

Scope

What this service covers.

One call covers the crane, the deck and the operator.

Permit management

Single-trip and term permits, municipal approvals and conditions tracked per move so the load is never held up at a scale.

Route survey

Height, width and turning clearance checked against the actual route, including overpasses, rail crossings and construction detours.

Load engineering support

Axle configuration, weight distribution and tie-down plans documented for overweight configurations.

Travel timing

Night and off-peak moves scheduled where permits or traffic volumes require it.

Equipment

Trailer options & configurations

  • 28' to 53' trailers
  • Step deck / low bed
  • B-train / Super-B
  • Double drop trailers
  • Expandable double drop
  • Expandable hi-boy
Applications

Typical project types.

  • Wide steel and beam packages
  • Tanks, vessels and silos exceeding legal width
  • Modular buildings, site trailers and prefabricated shells
  • Large earthmoving and forestry equipment
  • Long pole, pipe and pile loads
  • Bridge and civil components on staged closures
Quoting

What we need from you.

With these six details dispatch can usually confirm a unit, a window and a number the same day, without a site visit.

  1. 01Exact loaded dimensions: length, width, height and weight
  2. 02Origin and destination addresses with site access notes
  3. 03Whether the load is already permitted or engineered
  4. 04Required delivery date and any allowable travel windows
  5. 05Photos or drawings showing the piece and its tie-down points
  6. 06Contact on each end who can sign and direct placement
Recent work

Jobs like this one.

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Request

Tell us the job.

We come back with a plan, a unit and a number, usually same day.

Requests go straight to our dispatch pipeline. We usually reply the same business day.