Equipment We Haul

This hub covers the core categories we quote daily: excavators, dozers, skid steers / CTLs, and farm equipment. Each class has different trailer needs, tie-down points, and permit triggers. Tell us what you run—we’ll match deck, route, and timing.

Excavators

Mini, midi, and full-size excavators are our bread-and-butter. Boom/stick position, counterweight, and track width drive height and width. Many units need an RGN or lowboy; smaller excavators often ride step deck. For prep tips, see how to prepare an excavator for transport, and our dedicated excavator transport page. We quote from travel configuration, not brochure shipping weight.

• Secure bucket/thumb; fold boom to travel position when possible
• Confirm operating weight and any extra counterweights
• Flag leaking hydraulics before pickup

Dozers & Crawlers

Dozers load best on RGN/lowboy with drive-on capability. Blade width and cab height often push legal limits. We plan permits early when a wide blade or ripper stays mounted. If you can remove the blade safely, say so—it can change the trailer and the price. We ask about access before dispatching—lowboys need swing room and a firm pad.

Other Gear We Regularly Move

Wheel loaders, backhoes, rollers, telehandlers, generators, and attachments. If it is heavy construction or ag iron, we can usually place it. For trailer selection (RGN vs step deck), read our RGN / lowboy vs step deck guide. Oversize lanes? See oversize permits & escorts. Carrier safety and freight corridor context from FMCSA and FHWA Freight Operations inform how we schedule legal, permitted moves across state lines.

Jobsite & Farm Pickup Realities

Construction yards and farm gates rarely look like a paved terminal. We ask about mud, gates, overhead lines, and whether a lowboy can swing in. Early mornings and weather windows matter for ag moves; for construction, we sync with crane or helper availability when a machine cannot drive on. Mixed loads—machine plus buckets and forks—are fine when we plan deck space ahead of time instead of stacking surprises at the dock.

Not sure which category your unit falls into? Send a photo and plate/serial if you have it. We will classify the move, recommend a deck, and point you to the right prep steps before the truck shows up. Dealers and contractors get the same process: dimensions first, then trailer, then permits.

How to Get a Clean Quote

Send make/model, operating weight, L×W×H, running status, and pickup/delivery zips. Photos help. We return a trailer recommendation and a realistic transit window—not a bait number. Pricing context lives on heavy equipment transport cost. Browse all transport services or find a hauler near your job. For year-specific cost notes, see Logi’s heavy equipment transport cost 2026 guide, and compare decks on their RGN vs step deck page.

Logi Transports LLC hauls the equipment categories above from our Sebastian, Florida base across the Lower 48. Send specs once—we book the deck that fits.