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Moving machinery across Kansas requires an experienced team that knows the roads, the permits, and how to handle oversized loads properly. At We Will Transport It, we specialize in Kansas heavy equipment transport, serving construction sites, farms, and industrial yards from Wichita to Topeka. Whether you’re shipping an excavator, dozer, or combine, our heavy haulers in Kansas ensure your equipment arrives safely, legally, and on time.
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DeliveryGetting heavy machinery moved in Kansas doesn’t have to break the bank. At We Will Transport It, we keep rates fair and service dependable for every haul from construction equipment transport in Wichita to farm machinery hauling near Topeka. Our reliable team knows the Kansas routes, the permits, and the right trailers for every job, giving you affordable heavy equipment shipping without cutting corners on safety or timing.
When it comes time to move heavy equipment in Kansas, it takes more than just horsepower, you need the best logistics provider who understands every mile of the Midwest. At We Will Transport It, we provide professional heavy equipment hauling services across Kansas, delivering oversized loads for construction sites and agricultural industries.
We are experienced in organizing heavy hauls for construction, agriculture, and manufacturing businesses across Kansas. Whether it’s a combine in Kansas City or an excavator heading into Topeka using all federal, state, and local road regulations - our team ensures every heavy haul move is planned and executed with precision.
Our heavy equipment specialists handle all types of oversized and heavy freight daily, including but not limited to:
Delivery times for heavy machinery in Kansas depend on distance, permits, and road conditions. We serve to meet every one of our clients needs in a timely manner but here’s a general breakdown of common Kansas heavy haul routes and delivery times:
Keep in mind, factors like load weight and Kansas City traffic can affect delivery time. Our Kansas heavy haul team keeps the safety of your heavy machinery in mind when planning every route. We always deliver the best heavy equipment transport services in Kansas to ensure your oversized load is transported safely across the state.
Shipping heavy equipment in Kansas typically costs between $3 and $7 per mile, depending on several key factors:
We take care of everything,from permit applications to escort coordination, so your equipment moves safely and without delays.
Kansas is one of the major shipping hubs for the Midwest, connected by busy interstates like I-70, I-35, and I-135. Our Kansas heavy equipment transport drivers navigate these routes to handle heavy machinery hauling in and out of Kansas.
If you need heavy machinery shipped to Kansas City, Wichita, Topeka, or Central Kansas, We Will Transport It delivers the best, cheap, and fully insured heavy equipment transport in Kansas. Let our Kansas heavy hauler handle the logistics, so you can focus on your business.
Moving heavy machinery takes more than a truck , it takes experience. From pickup to delivery confirmation, our logistics team monitors every shipment, providing updates at every stage. We prepare for challenges like tight city routes, bridge height restrictions, and congested traffic to keep your schedule on track.
At We Will Transport It, every shipment we handle is important, we treat your equipment with the same care and urgency as if it were our own.
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Contact We Will Transport It for a free quote today. Our heavy machinery drivers will match the right trailer to your equipment, resulting in a reliable and affordable delivery to any city in Kansas. Call us today or request a quote online and let our experts handle the heavy lifting.
Heavy equipment shipping services in Kansas typically range from $3 to $7 per mile, depending on your equipment’s size, weight, distance, fuel rates, and KDOT permit requirements. Deliveries in busy areas like Kansas City or oversized machinery needing escort vehicles may cost more.
Most Kansas heavy hauls take about 1 to 3 days, depending on the distance and weather. For example, a haul from Topeka to Wichita might be a shorter delivery distance, while long-haul deliveries to Kansas City can take up to 3 days or more.
Yes, we can load multiple machines onto one single trailer, depending on the size and weight of the machinery and how safely each machine can be secured together. When the heavy machinery dimensions exceed legal limits, we coordinate multiple trucks under one dispatch to keep your Kansas heavy equipment move organized and on schedule.
We move all types of heavy machinery in Kansas, including construction, agricultural, industrial, and commercial equipment. We move everything from excavators and bulldozers to combines, cranes, and factory machinery.
Every Kansas heavy haul is fully insured and monitored from pickup to delivery. Each of our drivers carries a minimum of $100,000 in insurance coverage. We also provide delivery updates to keep you informed every step of the way.
When you want to move an excavator in Kansas, a lowboy or RGN trailer is usually best because of their low deck height and heavy-duty capacity. Smaller excavators that meet legal height and weight limits can also move safely on a step-deck or flatbed trailer.
We Will Transport It offers door-to-door and job site delivery throughout Kansas, we also deliver to rural and off-road areas if the location has enough space for our driver and team to safely maneuver, load and unload.
Our drivers are fully licensed and insured. If any equipment or machinery gets damaged during transit, we will get an estimate and repair it.
If you have a piece of machinery that doesn’t run, we will coordinate a crane or a wrecker service to load the machinery onto our trailer.
Loads beyond the regulated legal limit on most roads are considered heavy loads. While numbers vary from state to state, anything past 8.6 feet in width, taller than 13.6 feet, longer than 53 feet, or exceeding 80,000 pounds of gross weight is generally considered a heavy load.
Carlo Santi hauled this old 1979 Mack Dump Truck from Topeka out to Sacramento on a multi-axle RGN trailer. The truck measured 24 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 10 feet 6 inches tall, weighing around 32,000 pounds. It wasn’t a fast job; older equipment like this takes careful loading, balanced weight, and steady handling across long miles. The Mack made the trip without a hitch, another solid run from Kansas to California handled the right way by Carlo.
Carlo Santi handled this Bobcat T770 move, complete with its attachments, from Tampa, Florida, to Lenexa, Kansas. The compact track loader measured 11.8 feet long, 6.6 feet wide, and 6.6 feet tall, weighing just over 10,500 pounds. Loaded onto a gooseneck trailer, the haul required steady hands and good balance to keep the weight evenly distributed. Another clean run through the Midwest, moving a workhorse machine that’s built to dig, lift, and clear just about anything.
Oscar needed his 2008 Ottawa Kalmar hauled from Wittenberg, WI, 54499, to Atchison, KS, 66002. The unit was 15 long, eight wide, 10.3 tall, and 14,500 lbs. It was a partial load and would fit perfectly on a hotshot trailer with ramps. We picked it up and delivered it in two days, and the final price was a thousand dollars.
A construction company called in to move two units, a 2019 Yanmar SV100 Excavator and a 2019 Bobcat T300. Both units combined were 30 Long, 8 Wide, 8 Tall, and 27,000 lbs. The two pieces of equipment were picked up from Ponte Vedra Beach, FL, 32082, and went to Baldwin City, KS, 66006. We dispatched a step-deck trailer with ramps and got both units on one truck. The total price to move both pieces of equipment was $2,500.00.
With a combined length of 874 miles, Kansas has two major interstate routes and seven other interstate routes.
How is Kansas known for its manufacturing industry?
Transport equipment (light aircraft, military aircraft, missiles, aircraft parts, railroad freight and passenger cars, locomotives) is Kansas’ primary manufactured product. It ranks second in the state for food processing (flour-milling, animal feed, meat-packing plants).
