When your excavator, bulldozer, or specialized machinery needs to move, you need transport that treats it like the investment it is. Our lowboy trailer services and RGN hauling get your equipment from point A to point B without the drama.
You’re not dealing with scratched paint, hydraulic leaks, or equipment that shows up damaged and delays your entire project. Your machinery arrives in the same condition it left, ready to get back to making you money.
That’s what happens when you work with operators who understand that your equipment downtime costs you more than just transport fees.
We’ve been moving equipment throughout Washington County since 1997. We know which routes work for oversize loads and which ones create headaches.
Josh personally oversees most moves because we’ve learned that the details matter when you’re hauling someone’s $200,000 excavator. We understand Argyle’s terrain, the local regulations, and how to navigate everything from narrow country roads to construction sites.
You’re working with people who’ve been doing this long enough to spot potential problems before they become expensive delays.
We start by assessing your equipment and determining the right trailer configuration. Whether you need a standard lowboy, RGN trailer, or Landoll trailer depends on your equipment’s dimensions and weight distribution.
Next comes route planning and permit coordination. We handle the paperwork and identify the safest, most efficient path to your destination. This includes checking bridge clearances, weight restrictions, and any timing requirements for oversized loads.
Loading happens with the right equipment and experienced operators. Your machinery gets secured properly using industry-standard tie-downs and blocking. We don’t rush this part because proper securement prevents damage and keeps everyone safe on the road.
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Our equipment moving services include lowboy trailer transport for excavators, bulldozers, and tracked equipment. RGN trailer hauling handles machinery that needs ground-level loading, while our Landoll trailers work well for wheeled equipment and specialized loads.
In Washington County, you’re dealing with everything from tight residential lots to commercial sites with limited access. We plan each move around your specific pickup and delivery locations, ensuring our trailers can safely navigate the terrain.
Oversize load transport requires proper permitting, which we handle as part of the service. We’re familiar with New York State requirements and local regulations that affect heavy equipment transport in the Argyle area.
We use lowboy trailers for most tracked equipment like excavators and bulldozers because the low deck height provides better stability and clearance under bridges. RGN (Removable Gooseneck) trailers work well when equipment needs to be driven directly onto the trailer at ground level.
Landoll trailers with hydraulic tilt decks are ideal for wheeled equipment or when loading conditions are challenging. The specific trailer depends on your equipment’s dimensions, weight, and how it needs to be loaded and unloaded.
We assess each move individually to determine the safest, most efficient trailer configuration for your specific equipment and route requirements.
We handle all permit applications as part of our equipment moving service. This includes determining which permits are required based on your equipment’s dimensions and weight, then submitting the applications to the appropriate state and local authorities.
For routes through Washington County, we’re familiar with local restrictions and timing requirements that might affect oversize loads. Some moves require specific travel times or escort vehicles, which we coordinate in advance.
The permit process typically takes a few days to a week depending on the load size and route complexity. We build this timeline into your moving schedule so permits don’t delay your project.
Our insurance covers your equipment during loading, transport, and unloading. This includes protection against damage from accidents, weather, or handling issues during the move.
We carry comprehensive liability coverage and cargo insurance that meets industry standards for heavy equipment transport. You’ll receive documentation of our insurance coverage before the move begins.
If you have specific insurance requirements or need additional coverage for particularly valuable equipment, we can work with you to ensure adequate protection. Most equipment moves are fully covered under our standard policies.
For standard equipment moves within the region, we typically need 3-5 days notice to coordinate scheduling and any required permits. Oversize loads that need special permits may require a week or more depending on the route and timing restrictions.
During busy construction seasons in spring and fall, scheduling further in advance helps ensure we can accommodate your preferred timeline. Emergency moves can sometimes be handled with shorter notice depending on equipment availability.
We recommend calling as soon as you know you’ll need equipment moved. This gives us time to plan the most efficient route and handle any permitting requirements without rushing the process.
Yes, we regularly deliver equipment to residential construction sites and locations with challenging access. Our operators are experienced in maneuvering lowboy trailers in tight spaces and can often find solutions for difficult delivery situations.
We conduct site visits when necessary to assess access routes and identify any potential obstacles. This might include checking overhead clearances, ground conditions, or turning radius requirements for our trailers.
In some cases, we may need to coordinate with utility companies to temporarily move power lines, or work with local authorities for temporary road access. We handle these arrangements as part of the service.
Equipment damage during transport is rare when proper loading and securement procedures are followed, but we’re fully insured if issues occur. Any damage would be documented immediately and reported to our insurance carrier for prompt resolution.
We inspect equipment before loading and document its condition with photos. This creates a clear record of the equipment’s pre-transport state for insurance purposes.
Our operators are trained in proper loading techniques and use appropriate tie-downs and blocking for each type of equipment. Most transport damage occurs due to improper securement, which is why we don’t rush the loading process.
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