Military Truck Shipping

Shipping a 1941 Dodge WC54 Military Ambulance

Shipping a M1151A1B1 Humvees

Transportation of a 1941 Dodge WC54 Military Ambulance on a Hotshot Trailer

Custom Telehandler Military Truck Hauled on an RGN Trailer

This 27,000-pound Custom Telehandler Military Truck was hauled to Petaluma, California from Dodge City, Kansas by Milos Visnjic from Heavy Haulers. The 26 ft. long and 8 ft. wide excavator required permits which Jacob M. had at the ready within an hour of the load valuation. He loaded the 8.5 ft. high Custom Telehandler Military Truck onto an RGN trailer which delivered the load safely after a 737-mile haul along the US-36 W and I-29 N

Transporting a Military Truck on a lowboy trailer

We were honored to have recently transported a few of these military tactical Trucks from Fort Polk, LA to Jacksonville FL. We definitely turned heads on the highway on this 750 mile route. Heavy Haulers was able to secure a lowboy to get this hauled. These bad boys weigh over 21,000 pounds and measure 22 feet in length, 8 feet in width, and 10 feet in height. This haul did not require any permits, picked up and delivered within 24-hours. Willam Thomas can assist if permits are required so make sure you contact him directly and he’ll walk you through the entire process from quote to delivery.

Shipping military Trucks on a step deck trailer

Heavy Haulers transported these Army military trucks over 800 miles. Originally the order was placed with another company that cancelled on the pick-up date leaving the customer deep in the trenches. We received a last minute call with a 24-hour deadline for pick-up and Heavy Haulers was able to meet the extremely tight and nearly impossible deadline, both for pick-up and delivery. There is no wonder why Heavy Haulers has A-ratings on the BBB. Call Heavy Haulers and ask for Willam Thomas to receive the VIP treatment -

Mine resistant ambush protected (MRAP) vehicle on an RGN Trailer

Hal Foster from Heavy Haulers picked up this 29,000 pound Oshkosh M-ATV and hauled it on an RGN Trailer from New Boston, Texas to Avondale, Arizona. The 9.6 ft. high and 20.1 ft. long Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle was loaded onto while Hal Foster oversaw the entire process. Once loaded, the 8.5 ft. wide Oshkosh M-ATV was tied down for shipping through 455 miles of the I-90 E.

2000 International Box Military Truck (Inoperable)

29,000lbs MRAP vehicle transported on an RGN Trailer

This 29,000lbs MRAP vehicle was shipped to Avondale, Arizona from New Boston, Texas by Hal Foster and the experienced Heavy Haulers military equipment handlers. Hal Foster loaded the 9.6 ft. high Oshkosh M-ATV onto an RGN trailer from that had the capacity for its 29,000-pound weight, and 8.5 ft. width. Since the 20.1 ft. long MRAP vehicle was below weight limit while also just within the width allowances Hal Foster didn’t need permits for the 653-mile journey.

Shipping a 1995 Steward and Stevenson M1078 Military Cargo Truck

1995 Steward and Stevenson M1078 Military Cargo Truck

1941 Dodge WC54 Military Ambulance Transported on a Hotshot Trailer

Transporting a Buffalo Military Unit

Transporting an Oshkosh 1070 Truck Tractor

Shipping an Oshkosh 1070 Truck Tractor

Transporting a 2000 DRS M989A1 HEMAT

Heavy Haulers recently transported these HEMAT Trailers for one of our new clients. Unfortunately, a different company left this customer stranded and in the trenches. Our Heavy Haulers specialist, Jason, was able to secure a solid driver within the hour of taking the order. If a competitor leaves you high and dry you need to call the leaders in the industry ...we never leave a team member behind!

Shipping a 2000 DRS M989A1 HEMAT on a step deck trailer

Heavy Haulers recently transported these 2000 DRS M989A1 HEMAT Trailers for a very special group of men and women. Jason scheduled to have all four of these trailers loaded and delivered within 48-hours! These HEMAT Trailers were picked up in Sparta, WI and delivered to an undisclosed location in NY. If you need your trailers hauled, whether military or not, anywhere in the United States, Canada or Mexico call Jason at Heavy Haulers for your quick quote and to experience our A+ rating on BBB for yourself.

1998 Stewart & Stevenson M1078 Hauled on a flatbed trailer

This 10 ft. high 1998 Stewart & Stevenson M1078 was shipped intrastate from Seattle to Tacoma, in Washington State by Travis; a Heavy Haulers logistics manager and load specialist. This M1078 military truck weighed 34,000 pounds and had a width of 8.5 ft. which did not necessitate permits. After arranging for its transport insurance, Travis loaded the 25 ft. long 1998 Stewart & Stevenson M1078 onto a Heavy Haulers flatbed trailer with chains securing it onto the high deck above the rear axles.