Equipment hauling moves machines that are too big or too heavy for a car tow. We transport construction and industrial equipment between job sites around Atlanta, using trailers and tie downs sized to the load.
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Moving a machine is not like towing a car. Weight, width, and height decide the trailer, the route, and the tie down method. A machine that is a little too heavy for a trailer can be unsafe on a highway ramp.
Before we send a truck we ask for the make, model, and weight, plus pickup and drop off addresses. We confirm the trailer can carry it. If the machine does not run, we plan how to load it, usually with a winch. We haul equipment between job sites around Atlanta, including areas like West Midtown. Questions first? See our FAQ.
A machine that shifts on the highway is dangerous. These steps prevent it.
Chains and binders are chosen for the weight of the machine, not just its size.
The load sits so its weight is spread over the trailer axles the right way.
Buckets, forks, and booms are lowered and locked so nothing swings in transit.
Low bridges and weight limits on the route are checked before the truck leaves the yard.
Equipment rarely moves in a straight line from A to B. These are the moves we see.
A machine finishes one site and needs to be at the next by morning.
Machines move in and out of yards along Fulton Industrial Boulevard.
Equipment is delivered to buyers or returned to the rental lot.
Yes. Tell us in advance, so we bring a trailer and winch set up to load a machine that cannot drive on its own.
It helps. Someone should be there to point out the machine and any hazards. If not, tell us who can meet the driver.
Check the data plate or the manual. If you are unsure, say so and we will help estimate the weight before dispatch.
Loads over legal size or weight limits can need state permits. We tell you early if your machine is one of them. For disabled trucks and buses, see heavy duty towing.
