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5 Things You Need to Know About Wide Load Permit
Hauling things from place to place can be a tall order, especially if you’re hauling an oversize load that requires special permits. If you’re hauling a wide load that may require permits, here’s what you need to know about wide load permits and wide load hauling. What is a wide load? The exact parameters of…
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What Should Be in a Construction Logistics Plan?
Logistics is an essential part of project management, especially in the construction industry. There are a lot of moving parts on a construction site, so planning for everything is key. Here’s what should be included in a construction logistics plan. The Environment Before you break ground, you should have a solid understanding of the environment…
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6 Tips for Moving Heavy Machinery Safely
When you need to move heavy equipment machinery, the most effective method for doing so combines careful preparation on your part with a heavy equipment transport company that specializes in moving this type of equipment. Planning Your Load’s Move You need bulldozers, cranes, and combines hauled from your business to a construction site 200 miles…
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How to Load Heavy Equipment on a Trailer
In the trucking industry, the main prospect is in transporting freight using professional equipment. Considering that freight hauls are paid according to weight and mileage, there are benefits to hauling heavy loads. However, you also need the right equipment, such as heavy-duty trailers, as well as learn how to safely load this type of freight.…
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5 Ways to Avoid Extra Costs When Shipping Heavy Equipment
Extra costs may arise with heavy equipment shipping, but the good news is that there are measures you can take to avoid those unwanted prices. Prices are constantly on the rise in every business. Getting the equipment shipping cost estimate ahead of time will help prevent additional charges. New methods are constantly changing with LoLo,…
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What Kind of Trailer Do You Need to Haul Excavators?
On American highways, the weight of a load is not the only thing to be considered. The dimensions for the height and width are also critical. The limit is 8-1/2 feet for the width, and the height is 8-1/2 feet tall while on the trailer. Loading an excavator on a trailer that is 8-1/2 feet…
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Flatbed Truck Safety: Tips for Secure Cargo Loading and Transport
When it comes to loading a flatbed trailer and handling all of your hazardous trucking needs, the good folks at Osage Specialized Transport have the experience you need in your corner. We can help you learn everything you need to know, including how to transport a load on a flatbed trailer and loading and unloading trucks. Thanks…
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Wide Load Permit in Texas: What to Expect
When it comes time to secure a wide load permit in Texas, there is no shortage of concerns and questions that will arise. That’s why it pays to have access to the experts at Osage Specialized Transport. We can tell you everything you need to know about Texas oversize permits so that you can avoid the…
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Obtaining a Wide Load Permit in Florida: A Step-By-Step Guide
Hauling anything heavier and/or wider than what the state generally permits will require you to obtain a permit. And in some instances, you may need multiple permits. It can be overwhelming, but we have a step-by-step guide to help you determine what you need and how to apply for the different Florida oversize permits. Determining…
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Preparing for a Heavy Equipment Move: A Checklist for Success
Moving any kind of equipment can be difficult. Whether you’ve got construction equipment, kitchen equipment, or anything else, heavy equipment moving requires a lot of planning. To ensure that you succeed with moving heavy equipment, we have a checklist for you to follow. Your Heavy Equipment Moving Checklist Review the Owner’s Manual The owner’s manual…
