The Challenge: Efficiently Stacking and Transporting Two Freightliner M2 Trucks
A client required transport for two 2008 Freightliner M2 cab chassis trucks from Idaho to Arizona. Rather than shipping the trucks individually, Heavy Haulers implemented a truck stacking solution to maximize efficiency and reduce transport costs.
Stacking two 26-foot-long, medium-duty day cabs into a single load required precise planning, specialized equipment, and experienced truck stackers to ensure a secure and stable shipment. Additionally, the transport had to navigate winter driving conditions across multiple states, making safety and stability critical factors.
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The Strategic Truck Stacking Transport Plan
Heavy Haulers assigned a transport specialist to oversee the stacking and hauling process. After evaluating the weight and dimensions of both Freightliner M2 trucks, a step deck trailer was chosen for the shipment due to its:
- • Capacity to support the combined weight of 36,000 pounds
- • Lower center of gravity, improving balance and road stability
- • Deck configuration that allows for secure truck stacking
Truck stacking is a cost-effective method for dealers, manufacturers, retailers, and private owners transporting multiple vehicles. To ensure maximum safety, Heavy Haulers assigned expert truck stackers and experienced riggers to handle the load.
Route:Idaho → Utah → Arizona
Total Transport Time:15 hours
Transporting two Freightliner M2 trucks stacked on a step deck trailer
The Customized Truck Stacking Hauling Process
Stacking two Freightliner M2 trucks required a structured loading approach to ensure safety and efficiency. The process was executed as follows:
- 1. Loading the First Truck
- • The first Freightliner M2 was driven onto the step deck trailer from the rear using a ramp.
- • Positioned near the 11-foot upper front deck, an additional ramp was used to lift the truck onto the platform.
- • The truck’s nose was placed toward the trailer’s tractor cab for balance and stability.
- 2. Stacking the Second Truck
- • A tow wrecker or crane lifted the rear axle of the first truck.
- • The second Freightliner M2 was carefully backed underneath the rear axle of the first truck.
- • Drop deck trailer transition areas provided an additional 1.6 feet for stability and securement.
- 3. Securing the Stacked Trucks
- • The Freightliner M2 cabs were secured with heavy-duty chains and belts to prevent shifting during transport.
- • Wheels were locked in place to maintain stability throughout the journey.
- • The entire load was inspected and reinforced for safety, especially considering winter road conditions.
This process ensured a stable, secure, and efficient truck stacking transport while keeping costs low for the client.
The Successful Freightliner M2 Truck Stacking Delivery
Despite challenging winter conditions, Heavy Haulers successfully delivered the stacked Freightliner M2 trucks after a 15-hour journey through Idaho, Utah, and Arizona.
By utilizing expert stacking techniques, professional riggers, and experienced drivers, Heavy Haulers ensured:
- • A secure and damage-free delivery
- • A cost-efficient transport solution for the client
- • Safe navigation through winter roads and adverse weather conditions
The client was highly satisfied with the execution of the truck stacking transport, recognizing Heavy Haulers for providing a reliable and budget-friendly solution for multiple truck shipments.
Partnering With Heavy Haulers for Your Next Truck Stacking Transport
Heavy Haulers specializes in truck stacking and heavy-duty vehicle transport across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Our experienced team ensures safe and efficient stacking, expert load securing, and reliable delivery in any weather conditions.
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