Heavy Equipment Transport in Kissimmee
Kissimmee sits on US-192 and the Osceola growth line. We haul construction equipment and oversized loads in from Frostproof. Call 863-632-7302.
New neighborhoods open in rows. A loader can move three times in one month. Compact machines move often. The big ones still need the lowboy. Tourist traffic on 192 at 5 p.m. is a bad time for a wide deck. We pick a different clock when we can.
Lowboy and RGN Transport in Kissimmee
192 does not treat a long RGN kindly at rush hour. We pick a window. For the drop, we may ask to meet on a wider road than the cul-de-sac.
Send a pin and a photo of the gate. New streets look fine on a map and fail in person. Walking the machine the last block costs less than putting a trailer into a ditch.
Oversized Load Transport in Kissimmee
Tourist traffic plus a wide load needs a permit and a plan. We file Florida paperwork and we add an escort when the width requires it. Do not wait until the machine is already on the street.
A new subdivision can still sit on a state road that needs paperwork. Measure the load with the bucket on. Width is the number that surprises people here.
Heavy Haul Trucking in Kissimmee
Utilities and commercial pads bring the heavier iron. House lots bring the compact machines. We take both when they fit the deck.
If you have more than one machine and one trailer day, we can talk about a sequence. We will not stack past the deck rating. Give us the order the superintendent wants them on the ground.
Construction Equipment Transport in Kissimmee
New neighborhoods open in rows. A loader can move three times in one month. We would rather have your rental dispatcher on a standing text thread than a new explanation every time.
Rental yards that feed these jobs often sit in Orange or Polk. We are the truck in the middle. Send both addresses and the hour the site will accept the first machine.
The same trailer and driver also cover other jobs. If yours is different, see our heavy equipment transport, heavy haul trucking, and farm equipment transport pages.
Heavy Equipment Hauling in Kissimmee
Kissimmee to Orlando or to Davenport is a normal Osceola-to-neighbor haul. We price the miles you give us.
Hauling here fails when the pin is a model home and the machine is on a muddy pad two streets over. Send the pin that matches the iron.
Equipment Transport for Contractors and Rental Companies in Kissimmee
If you feed Osceola jobs from an Orange County yard, we are the truck in the middle. Send both addresses and the hour the site will take the machine.
Email a week list to Donald@maximumtowingteam.com. We will tell you which days the deck is open. 863-632-7302.
Kissimmee Wide Load Permit and Escort Planning
Most of the wide loads we move in Kissimmee are not wide because of the machine. They are wide because of the attachment. A dozer with the blade angled, a loader with the bucket on, a trencher with the boom out. Measure the load the way it will sit on the deck, not the way it sits in the yard.
Over 8 ft 6 in wide, 13 ft 6 in tall, or 80,000 lb needs a permit in Florida. We check the permit rules for the route before we leave Frostproof. When the width calls for an escort, we add one. That is part of the plan, not a surprise on the day.
Send us these things before we book the date:
- Width, height, and length with the attachment on
- Weight from a ticket or the data plate
- Pickup address and the gate or street the machine leaves from
- Drop address, with a pin on the actual pad
Our oversized load transport service covers the paperwork side in more detail. Call 863-632-7302 if you are not sure the load crosses a limit.
Excavator and Skid Steer Transport in Kissimmee
New streets in Osceola County fill up with compact iron. Skid steers, mini excavators, and backhoes do the lot work. Mid-size excavators dig the utility trenches. We carry both with a Kenworth and an RGN or a lowboy, depending on the height and the ground at the pickup.
A skid steer can ride the same deck as another small machine if the weight and the length fit. A full-size excavator usually rides alone. We tell you what fits before the truck rolls, so nobody finds out at the gate.
Tracks matter. A steel-track machine tears up a paved street, so we ask where it will walk on and off. A rubber-track machine is easier, but a wet pad still grabs it. Tell us if the load-out spot is sand, grass, or fresh fill.
Operators sometimes ask whether we can pick up from one jobsite and drop at another in the same day. Often we can. Repeat moves are normal for us. Call 863-632-7302 with the machine and both addresses.
Kissimmee Tight Lots, Cul-de-Sacs, and Subdivision Gates
A model-home street and a working pad are two different places. Gates are narrow. Cul-de-sacs do not fit a tractor and a 40-foot deck turning around. Parked cars, mailbox clusters, and low oak limbs show up where a map shows empty road.
We plan the last block before we load. If a lowboy cannot make the turn, we stop on the nearest wide road and you walk the machine in. If the street is soft, we may ask for plywood or mats under the ramps. The point is to keep the truck on firm ground and the trailer out of a ditch.
Help us with the plan by sending:
- A photo of the entrance from the street
- The name of the person who will open the gate
- Any overhead lines, limbs, or signs on the way in
- The hour the crew will be on site
If the site is on a state road, the permit rules still apply. We plan for that on every haul. 863-632-7302.
Kissimmee Heavy Haul Timing Around Tourist Traffic
Kissimmee is a tourist town with a construction boom on the edges. US-192 carries visitors and delivery trucks all day. I-4 and Florida's Turnpike feed it from both sides. A wide deck in the middle of that is a bad idea when you can pick another hour.
We look at the clock first. Early morning is usually cleaner than the afternoon. Weekend mornings and holiday weeks need more thought, since drivers who do not know the road are everywhere. We will tell you when we would rather move at a different time and why.
Some jobs have no choice. A rental unit is due back, a crew is waiting, a pad has a slot. In that case, tell us the window up front. We will say if the route and the permit allow it. We do not promise arrival times, but we do hold to the plan we agree on.
Dispatch is open 24 hours. Call 863-632-7302 and say which road the machine leaves from. If the same trip continues to Orlando, mention that on the first call.
Equipment Rental Return Hauling in Kissimmee and Osceola County
Rental returns run on a clock. The unit is due back, the yard closes, and the crew wants the machine off the pad today. A lot of our Kissimmee calls come from a site supervisor who needs one machine moved and does not have a truck.
Rental yards that feed Osceola work often sit in Orange or Polk. We pick up at the pad, haul to the yard, and bring the next unit back if you need it. Send both addresses and the hour the yard will accept the machine.
Before the truck arrives, clean the tracks and bucket so the load is easy to chain. Remove loose attachments and tell us where they ride. Our blog has a short checklist in how to prepare heavy equipment for transport.
If your job spans the county line, see the Osceola County page for the wider coverage. A contractor with several returns in one week can send the list and we will sort out which days the deck is open. To start, request a quote or call 863-632-7302.
Also Serving Davenport, Haines City, and Osceola County
Davenport and Haines City still get the truck. Osceola County has its own page if you want the whole county. Call 863-632-7302.
