Expert Heavy Equipment and Machinery Moving

Kodiak Freight supports moves for oversize and overweight equipment used in agriculture, manufacturing, mining, railroad, construction, energy, and related industries. Common freight may include tractors, combines, excavators, drilling rigs, production machinery, industrial components, and non-standard loads requiring specialized trailers, securement planning, permits, escorts, or route coordination.

Yes. Kodiak Freight’s heavy-haul services are built around oversize and overweight cargo that exceeds standard transportation limits. These shipments often require detailed planning, DOT permit coordination, pilot cars, route reviews, specialized trailers, and careful securement. The team focuses on moving specialty freight safely, legally, and on schedule.

Many heavy equipment moves require permits when the load exceeds legal height, width, length, or weight limits. Requirements vary by state, route, axle configuration, and load dimensions. Kodiak Freight can coordinate permit and escort services to help ensure the shipment follows applicable DOT requirements and travels on an approved route.

A quote typically depends on equipment dimensions, weight, pickup and delivery locations, route complexity, trailer type, permit needs, escort requirements, loading assistance, and scheduling urgency. Accurate dimensions and equipment photos help the team evaluate the move, identify constraints, and recommend a cost-effective solution for safe transport.

Transit time varies based on distance, permit approvals, escort scheduling, route restrictions, weather, and the complexity of loading or unloading. Oversize and overweight freight often moves under specific travel windows and road rules. Kodiak Freight plans each shipment carefully to support safe, timely delivery while meeting compliance requirements.

Kodiak Freight can coordinate support services such as crane and rigging, Landoll trailer transport, permit handling, pilot car escorts, and power-only capacity when the customer supplies a trailer. These services help match the equipment, site conditions, and handling requirements to the safest practical transport plan.

A Landoll trailer uses a hydraulic tilt-bed or tilt-deck design that can load certain machinery without requiring a separate crane. It is often useful for rolling, tracked, or self-propelled equipment. Kodiak Freight offers Landoll transportation when the equipment profile and site conditions make this trailer type appropriate.

Before requesting a quote, gather the equipment make and model, operating condition, dimensions, weight, pickup and delivery addresses, site access notes, preferred dates, and any photos. These details help identify trailer requirements, permit needs, loading considerations, escort requirements, and route limitations before the shipment is scheduled.