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Heavy Haul Transporting Equipment Haulers is a division of Flatbed Hauling Quotes, Inc. We handle all the heavy haulers transporting and logistics for all flatbed oversized and overweight freight. If you need to haul from one point to another like machinery, towers, turbines, tanks or aircrafts. Call the flatbed heavy haul experts today.
Heavy Haul Transporting Equipment Haulers is the specialty wing of Flatbed Hauling Quotes, Inc., and an experienced seasoned leader in moving highly customized over dimensional shipping loads throughout the United States and Canada. Some projects include 60 or more trailer loads of heavy haul equipment and machinery using specialized transport equipment requiring timely logistics.
Flatbed Hauling Quotes, Inc. is a leading national heavy equipment transporter providing transportation services in the United States and Canada. Flatbed Hauling Quotes is also one of the most reliable heavy equipment transport companies offering real time logistics tracking as your load moves from point to point.
If your needs are for a dedicated flatbed shipping company or a flatbed long haul trucking service Flatbed Hauling Quotes will load and move your cargo on time every time and offer the most competitive flatbed freight rates available.
If you’re looking for an oversize load company that will perform and execute consistently and reliably to federal and local transportation standards as well as your own company’s expectations, then contact us by phone or quote form and we will be in touch with you shortly.
Last month Heavy Haul Transporting a Division of Flatbed Hauling Quotes, Inc. moved a soybean extractor from the CD Corporations terminal on the Mississippi River in Winona MN to its destination at the CHS Oilseed Energy Processing plant in Fairmont MN. The extractor was initially moved from a location in Louisiana up the Mississippi River to the CD terminal.