Crane Transport & Heavy Equipment Hauling Services

Crane transport and heavy equipment hauling covers oversized, overweight, or unusually shaped cargo that cannot move on standard trailers. Kodiak Freight supports machinery, cranes, industrial equipment, agricultural machinery, mining equipment, manufacturing assets, and project freight with specialized transport planning, securement, permitting coordination, and safe delivery procedures.

Many heavy-haul shipments require oversize or overweight permits when the load exceeds state or federal legal limits for height, width, length, or weight. Kodiak Freight can coordinate permit and escort requirements by route, helping shippers avoid compliance issues, delays, and unsafe movements across multiple jurisdictions.

Pilot cars or escort vehicles are typically required when a shipment exceeds certain dimensional thresholds, travels through restricted corridors, or qualifies as a superload. Requirements vary by state, route, and load configuration. Kodiak Freight helps coordinate escort services alongside permit planning to keep heavy equipment moves legal and properly controlled.

Landoll transportation uses hydraulic tilt-bed or tilt-deck trailers that allow some equipment to be loaded without a separate crane. This can be useful for machinery that can be winched, driven, or carefully positioned onto the trailer. It may reduce handling complexity for certain heavy equipment moves.

A heavy-haul quote usually requires equipment dimensions, weight, origin and destination, loading and unloading conditions, required delivery date, and any special handling concerns. Photos, serial plates, lift points, or site restrictions can also help. Accurate information allows Kodiak Freight to plan trailer type, permits, routing, escorts, and costs.

Transit time depends on route distance, permit approvals, escort requirements, state travel restrictions, weather, and whether the load requires special routing. Oversize equipment moves often take longer than standard freight because travel hours may be limited and routes must be reviewed for bridge, clearance, and road restrictions.

Yes. Kodiak Freight supports industries that regularly move large machinery and specialty freight, including agriculture, manufacturing, mining, railroad, construction, oil and gas, utilities, energy, technology, and data centers. The team focuses on personalized solutions for equipment that needs more planning than standard truckload freight.

Kodiak Freight is headquartered in Flower Mound, Texas and targets heavy-haul freight needs across the United States. For each shipment, the team reviews the pickup location, destination, equipment requirements, and route conditions to determine the right transport plan and support services for the move.