TX1800 TRANSPORT · NORTH TEXAS

Equipment trailer transport & towing.
Trailer and load reviewed together.

Equipment trailer delivery for purchases, storage moves and compatible loaded or empty bumper-pull and gooseneck trailers.

EQUIPMENT TRAILER TRANSPORT

Moving the trailer itself—or the trailer with a machine aboard.

TX1800 transports compatible equipment trailers when an owner, seller or business needs the trailer moved by another truck. We quote empty trailer delivery and loaded equipment trailer transport, with separate checks for the trailer connection, roadworthiness and anything on the deck.

Bumper-pull and gooseneck equipment trailers

Send the trailer make and model, deck and overall dimensions, axle and rating information, actual loaded weight and photos of the coupler or gooseneck. Tilt, dovetail, deckover and low-profile designs each have different clearances.

Empty trailer purchase and delivery

A new-to-you trailer can be collected from a dealer, auction or private seller after payment and release are complete. We still need current tires, wheels, lights, brakes, jack, ramps, chains and breakaway equipment confirmed before pickup.

Loaded equipment trailer relocation

Identify every machine, attachment, implement, chain, binder and loose item. Send actual weights, deck placement and securement photos. Loaded moves must pass both the trailer transport and equipment hauling review.

Ramps, tilt decks and loose gear

Ramps must latch in their travel position, tilt mechanisms must be secured and loose dunnage or securement gear must be stored. Photos of the deck, tail, ramps and underside help catch issues before the truck is sent.

Unloading plan and site access

Confirm whether equipment will drive, roll or be winched off. If lifting is required, the receiver must supply appropriate equipment and an operator. Show gates, grades, surface conditions and turning space at pickup and delivery.

QUOTE CHECKLIST

The details that
make a firm quote.

  • Trailer deck/overall dimensions, rating and actual loaded weight
  • Bumper-pull or gooseneck connection photos and plug details
  • Tire, wheel, brake, light, jack, ramp and breakaway condition
  • Machine, attachment and loose-gear inventory for a loaded move
  • Release contact, loading/unloading method and site access

Send current information for the complete load and both ends of the route. Changes in weight, condition, access or requested service can change the hauling plan.

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BEFORE YOU BOOK

Transport questions, answered.

Can you pick up an equipment trailer from a dealer or auction?

Yes, compatible purchase pickups can be quoted. Complete payment and release, then send the trailer specifications, lot hours, current photos and delivery address.

Can the equipment stay on the trailer?

Possibly. We need the complete machine and attachment weights, actual combined weight, deck position, securement and unloading plan. The entire combination must be accepted before dispatch.

Do you move both bumper-pull and gooseneck equipment trailers?

Yes, when the specific connection, dimensions, weight, condition and route are compatible with the available towing setup.

What if the machine will not run?

Some machines can be safely rolled or winched. If lifting is required, pickup and delivery must supply the proper forklift, loader, crane or other equipment and operator.

PLAN YOUR NEXT HAUL

Your haul. One estimate.

Choose your service and route, then answer a few quick questions. Get one rough estimate before you contact us.

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LET’S GET IT MOVING

One load.
A straight answer.

Call or text your load details and both locations. We’ll review fit, access and timing, then confirm the price before scheduling.

817-745-HAUL

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Send us the basics.

  1. What are we moving?Item, make/model, weight and dimensions, including attachments or cargo.
  2. Where is it going?Pickup and drop-off locations, access details and a contact at each end.
  3. When do you need it?Your preferred date, appointment windows and flexibility.
  4. How will it load and unload?For equipment, confirm whether it drives, rolls freely on wheels for winching or needs customer-provided lifting. For freight, provide loading and unloading at both ends. Include hitch details for tow-away trailers.

Local hauls and longer-distance routes are quoted individually.

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