Equipment · Agricultural
Tractors, combines, sprayers and implements — including the ones that are wide before they are heavy.
Agricultural equipment breaks the usual pattern: these machines are often over-width long before they are over-weight. A combine header or a wide sprayer can trigger permits at a fraction of the weight that would matter for construction equipment.
Timing is the other difference. Farm equipment moves in seasonal waves around planting and harvest, and in those windows trailers get scarce in agricultural regions. Booking outside the rush, or well ahead of it, makes a real difference to both price and availability.
RGN or lowboy for large tractors and combines; stepdeck for compact tractors and implements.
Duals, headers and sprayer booms commonly exceed legal width. Removing or folding them is often the cheaper route.
Combine headers usually travel on their own trailer or on a header cart.
Availability tightens sharply around planting and harvest in farming regions. Book early in those windows.
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Straight answers
Yes. The combine travels on an RGN or lowboy and the header ships separately, since together they are almost always over-width. We price both parts as one move so there are no surprises.
Often yes. Duals push most large tractors past legal width, and removing them is usually cheaper than permitting the extra width across several states. We will tell you which works out better on your route.
Outside the planting and harvest windows, when trailers in agricultural regions are not all committed. If you must move during the season, book several weeks ahead.
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