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Heavy Hauling for Oversized and Overweight Loads
Gurunanak Crane Service provides expert heavy hauling solutions for oversized and overweight equipment that standard transport can't handle. Whether it is big construction machinery & industrial components or any foundation equipment, we can haul anything. Our fleet is ready for the job. Advanced trailers such as lowboys and Landoll trailers are used to guarantee safety and efficiency when transporting the load. Our experienced team will manage such aspects as load assessment and on-the-ground coordination with an escort to ensure full compliance with local and national transport regulations.
Our heavy hauling trailers are a great solution for those tough loads that are almost impossible to drive up on or lift onto a standard flatbed. With a tilt-back feature, these trailers provide easy ground loading and unloading of heavy machinery.
Why Choose Us?
With guaranteed reliability, experience, and equipment, we are your prime partner for hassle-free heavy hauling.
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifies as a heavy haul load?
A consignment is labelled as heavy haul when it transcends the normal legalized size and weight limits, such as 8.6 feet in width, 13.6 feet in height, 53 feet in length, or 80,000 pounds gross weight.
Are permits required for heavy haul transportation?
Yes, transporting oversized or overweight loads requires special permits. It is different from the respective jurisdictions since they define some specific requirements, for example, allowable travel times and designated routes.
Is route planning necessary for heavy haul shipments?
Absolutely. Because of their size and weight, a few heavy haul loads would necessitate completeness within the route planning to avoid narrow roads, low bridges, and weight-restricted areas.
What equipment is used in heavy hauling?
Heavy work generally requires specialized equipment that includes lowboy trailers, Landoll trailers, and self-propelled modular transporters (SPMTs) to fit the characteristics of the oversized and overweight loads.