Jackson Weeks, an experienced transport agent from our Fort Lauderdale, FL office, transported an oversized crane beam from Kentucky to Georgia. Due to its massive size, the crane beam required permits, pilot cars, and even a rear steerable dolly.

Just when you think you’ve seen everything in heavy haul, a transport fit for the prehistoric age comes along. What happens when a steel t-rex, triceratops, and spinosaurus need transport from California to Arkansas? Keep reading to find out!

Adam Noah transported a combustion chamber from Wisconsin to Arizona. A combustion chamber is part of the rocket engine where fuel and oxidizer combine and burn to create thrust. The combustion chamber weighs 105,000 lbs, it’s a super load in almost every state. When it comes to super loads, Adam knows what he’s doing.

Zack Stone received the call from a private pilot and collector who had just purchased the Cavalon from auction in Marion, Illinois. He needed to transport it to his hangar in East Liverpool, Ohio. Once loaded, they secured the autogyro with chains and the crates with ratchet straps. Zack put together an exceptional Autogyro Cavalon transport. Due to this transport's professionalism, and efficiency.

Will Rivera, an expert transport specialist out of our Doral, FL office, received a call from a repeat client. Will, having worked with the client before and knowing his preference regarding transport, knew what to do. He started the paperwork and got everything together to ship the drag conveyor from Indiana to Texas.

Milos reached for the sky to ship a Beechcraft King Air 100 Turboprop Airplane from Canada to Alaska. Planes are notoriously more difficult to transport than standard equipment because you must remove the wings to ship separately from the fuselage.