What’s the difference between a standard move and an oversized/overweight shipment in Ohio?

We Will Transport It’s standard moves follow Ohio’s size and weight limits for trucks and trailers, while oversized or overweight shipments require special DOT permits, route planning, and sometimes pilot cars. Trust We Will Transport It to handle all the logistics and legal requirements for your oversized load so your equipment arrives safely and on time.

How far in advance should I schedule my heavy equipment transport in Ohio?

It’s best to schedule as early as possible, especially for oversized or long-haul shipments. Local moves may be booked same-day or next-day. We Will Transport It offers quick, reliable scheduling to meet your deadlines without compromising safety.

Can you transport my equipment if it doesn’t run or won’t drive onto a trailer?

Absolutely. We Will Transport It specializes in moving inoperable or non-running machinery safely. For these loads, we use lowboys, step decks, extendable RGNs, and flatbeds depending on the size and weight of your equipment, to ensure it is securely loaded and transported without risk. Our experienced team handles everything, so even inoperable machinery reaches its destination safely and on time.

What trailer types do you use for different kinds of machinery in Ohio?

We Will Transport It has the right trailer to get different kinds of machinery in Ohio. Our fleet includes flatbeds, hotshot trailers, double drops, extendable RGNs, lowboys, and step decks. No matter the size, weight, or shape of your equipment - you can trust us to move your equipment safely.

How do seasonal or weather conditions in Ohio affect heavy haul transport?

Weather can affect the process of Ohio’s heavy equipment transport. Ohio’s weather can impact travel time, routes, and safety. Rain, snow, ice, or high winds may require rerouting or schedule adjustments. We Will Transport It monitors weather conditions in real time and plans accordingly, so that your machinery arrives safely and on time, even in challenging weather.

Does Ohio have any time-of-day or route restrictions for heavy equipment transport?

Yes, some cities and highways may restrict oversized loads during peak traffic hours. But we keep those restrictions in mind, navigating these restrictions efficiently, saving you time and avoiding potential fines.

Do I need additional insurance for my equipment during transport in Ohio?

All shipments are fully insured, but additional coverage can provide extra peace of mind for high-value equipment. We Will Transport It ensures your machinery is protected throughout the journey.

How will you secure and protect my heavy machinery during transport?

We use industry-standard chains, straps, and tie-down methods tailored to each load. Every shipment is tracked and monitored. We Will Transport It prioritizes safety and equipment protection above all.

Can you coordinate international or multi-state moves starting from Ohio?

Yes! From Ohio to coast-to-coast or even international shipments, We Will Transport It handles all permits, logistics, and route planning so your equipment travels from Ohio to another state or from Ohio to another country.

How much does it cost to move a tractor from Ohio to Nebraska?

Moving a standard Kubota or John Deere tractor from Ohio to Nebraska will cost the carrier two to two fifty a mile. For all your equipment and machinery transports, call We Will Transport it.

What would be the total transit time to haul an Excavator from Ohio to Kansas?

The driving time will take two to three days, depending on traffic and weather. This all depends on whether the driver has another load he needs to pick up and traffic and weather.

Heavy Equipment Transport Company in Oklahoma

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Reliable Oversize And Heavy Haul Services Across the Sooner State

Are you looking for reliable heavy equipment transport for your Oklahoma farm or construction site? We Will Transport It is Oklahoma’s #1 trusted heavy equipment transportation and logistics company with experience and knowledge, serving all the businesses from Oklahoma City to Tulsa, Enid to Lawton, and more. You have come to the right place if you are looking for an Oklahoma Heavy Equipment Transport Company.

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LOW COSTS FOR SHIPPING EQUIPMENT IN Oklahoma

You have come to the right place if you are looking for an Oklahoma Heavy Equipment Transport Company. We Will Transport It is an Oklahoma heavy equipment shipping company with experience and knowledge. With five-star ratings, we are one of the best Heavy Haulers Companies in the US and overseas.

For Heavy Haulers Oklahoma, Distance is never a barrier.

With 5-star ratings, we are one of the best Heavy Haulers Companies in the US and overseas. Our Oklahoma heavy equipment transport services encompass many aspects of construction, oilfield and agricultural hauling. We specialize in moving oversized and overweight machinery, including farm equipment such as swathers, combines, and harvesters, across local and interstate routes.

We Will Transport It makes light work out of any heavy hauling task in Oklahoma. With competitive, real-time pricing, FMCSA and DOT-compliant drivers, and a skilled dispatch team experienced in oversized load shipping. Get your free Oklahoma heavy equipment transport quote today and see why businesses, government agencies, families, agricultural and industrial companies across Oklahoma trust We Will Transport It for reliable, door-to-door heavy haul services.

Hauling a CAT excavator on a step deck trailer.

Moving a John Deere combine harvester on a RGN trailer.

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Heavy Haul load completed coming out of Oklahoma:

From – To	Miles	Shipping Cost
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73103 to Auburn Washington, 98092 FromOklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73103 ToAuburn Washington, 98092	1,999 miles Miles1,999 miles	$2,200 Shipping Cost$2,200
Lawton, Oklahoma, 73505 to Columbus, Georgia, 31907 FromLawton, Oklahoma, 73505 ToColumbus, Georgia, 31907	946 miles Miles946 miles	$2,350 Shipping Cost$2,350
Altus Oklahoma, 73521 to Kansas City Missouri, 64114 FromAltus Oklahoma, 73521 ToKansas City Missouri, 64114	487 miles Miles487 miles	$1,775 Shipping Cost$1,775
Lynnwood Washington, 98037 to Edmond Oklahoma, 73012 FromLynnwood Washington, 98037 ToEdmond Oklahoma, 73012	2,006 miles Miles2,006 miles	$2,770 Shipping Cost$2,770
Riverside, California, 92505 to Moore, Oklahoma, 73170 FromRiverside, California, 92505 ToMoore, Oklahoma, 73170	1,308 miles Miles1,308 miles	$2,500 Shipping Cost$2,500

* Prices shown above are from previous jobs we completed; they fluctuate depending on diesel and the time of the year.

Heavy Haul loads completed going to Oklahoma:

From – To	Miles	Shipping Cost
Bordentown, New Jersey, 08505 to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73149 FromBordentown, New Jersey, 08505 ToOklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73149	1,411 miles Miles1,411 miles	$2,500 Shipping Cost$2,500
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 33315 to Edmond, Oklahoma, 73003 FromFort Lauderdale, Florida, 33315 ToEdmond, Oklahoma, 73003	1,506 miless Miles1,506 miles	$1,600 Shipping Cost$1,600
Morton, Illinois, 61550 to Yukon, Oklahoma, 73099 FromMorton, Illinois, 61550 ToYukon, Oklahoma, 73099	673 miles Miles673 miles	$2,000 Shipping Cost$2,000
Louisville, Kentucky, 40245 to Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74117 FromLouisville, Kentucky, 40245 ToTulsa, Oklahoma, 74117	668 miles Miles668 miles	$2,400 Shipping Cost$2,400
Portland, Oregon, 97218 to Muskogee, Oklahoma, 74401 FromPortland, Oregon, 97218 ToMuskogee, Oklahoma, 74401	1,976 miles Miles1,976 miles	$3,150 Shipping Cost$3,150

* Prices shown above are from previous jobs we completed; they fluctuate depending on diesel and the time of the year.

Oklahoma Heavy Equipment Transport

Oklahoma heavy Equipment Transport

The safest of Heavy Haul Trucking Companies in Oklahoma

We Will Transport It stands among the safest and most reliable heavy haul trucking companies in Oklahoma, we avail discounted freight rates for heavy equipment transport. Usually, the prices tend to go very high as the weight of the equipment increases, but unlike standard truck freight, heavy equipment transport can require oversize load permits, pilot cars and specialized freight carriers with the necessary trailer to haul your equipment. That’s where we come in.

Our Oklahoma farm equipment transport service supports Oklahoma’s massive agricultural productions. Your equipment is vital to the growth of your business, and you need the heavy equipment you purchased to be shipped down to your facility, farm, company, or work site. How do you transport such overweight equipment? Heavy hauling is our field of expertise.

When you need the best heavy haul rates in Oklahoma, trust We Will Transport It to blend affordable pricing with five-star service quality. Heavy hauling isn’t just what we do, it’s our specialty.

Oklahoma Heavy Haul

Our standard is synonymous with our quality work delivery When the need calls for a reliable heavy equipment shipping company, call on Us. You’ll get upfront estimates and fair fees. We merge with certified transport partners, and our hard-line commitment to accountability makes us a giant in the industry. We have the rhythms of shipping heavy equipment right with us. Transport equipment, machinery, Tractor Transport, and heavy transport in Oklahoma, including John Deer and heavy super loads equipment. We do the Door to Door transportation for your tractor-trailers, heavy machinery, farm machinery and construction equipment.

Let’s strike a deal today with the best truck drivers and very and secure delivery!

Reliable Oklahoma Heavy Haulers

John Deere 672g motor grader heavy equipment transport on a RGN trailer.

Why Choose Oklahoma We Will Transport It for Oklahoma Equipment Shipping?

Oklahoma Experts: Based in Oklahoma, we know the local roads, weather challenges (tornado season prep included), and remote access points.
Trusted Drivers and Thorough Vetting: All drivers under WWTI are DOT-registered, bonded, and insured (minimum $100,000 per load). No matter how long the driver has been with us, we go through a rigorous vetting process every time they’re dispatched.
Permit Handling: We also handle all Oklahoma oversize permits on your behalf, ensuring safe and compliant heavy equipment transport.
Cheap Rates: No hidden fees, we provide the cheapest rates providing transparent pricing based on weight, distance, and route.

Our Heavy Equipment Transport Services in Oklahoma

We specialize in transporting all types of heavy machinery, including:

Construction Equipment: Excavators, loaders, cranes, and backhoes.
Agricultural Machinery: Tractors, combines, and harvesters.
Industrial Gear: Generators, transformers, and wind turbine components.
Oversize Loads: Up to 108,000 lbs on turnpikes and custom rigs for loads exceeding legal limits.

Our hauling units include lowboys, RGNs (removable gooseneck trailers), step decks, and hydraulic platforms for secure, door-to-door delivery. We serve every corner of Oklahoma, from the Panhandle to the Ozarks.

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Oklahoma Heavy Equipment Regulations: What You Need to Know

Navigating Oklahoma's rules is crucial for safe transport. We Will Transport It follows all Oklahoma road regulations without cutting corners. No other logistics company follows the rules the way we do. We manage all permitting, just provide load specifics, and we'll handle the rest.

Oklahoma enforces strict heavy haul regulations to ensure safety on the road. The legal weight limit is 80,000 lbs. Standard dimensions are 8'6" wide, 13' 6" high, and 53' long for semi-trailers, though widths up to 10 feet can be permitted. Travel in Oklahoma is restricted to daylight hours, with bonus weekend and holiday limitations, and escort vehicles are mandatory for loads exceeding 12 feet in width.

Heavy Equipment Transport in Oklahoma

OK Heavy Haul Transport provides expert heavy equipment shipping across Oklahoma, from Oklahoma City to Tulsa, Enid to Lawton, and everywhere in between. We move bulldozers, excavators, tractors, cranes, and more using state-of-the-art trailers with full FMCSA compliance. Get a free quote today!

No matter your equipment size or route, we match the trailer type to your load for safe, on-time delivery.

Container Shipping in Oklahoma Heavy Equipment Transport

When it comes to containerized heavy equipment shipping in Oklahoma, We Will Transport It makes it seamless. A container is a strong steel box made for easy shipping, it can move between ship, train, and truck without unloading what's inside. In Oklahoma, containers are widely used to move construction materials, farm inputs, industrial machinery, and repair parts across the state and beyond.

Common Container Types We Transport

20-ft Standard
40-ft Standard
40-ft High Cube
Flat Rack Containers
Open-Top Containers

Key Oklahoma Cities for Heavy Equipment Purchases & Sales

Oklahoma's booming economy drives high demand for heavy machinery in construction (energy and infrastructure booms), agriculture (wheat, cattle, and wind farms), and industry (aerospace and manufacturing). Here's where the action happens:

Construction Hotspots
Oklahoma City: Major buys/sells at the Oklahoma City Stockyards and downtown high-rises.
Tulsa: Oil and gas hub, high turnover in cranes and excavators.
Lawton: Fort Sill expansions and South West infrastructure
Agricultural Centers: Enid, Guymon and Altus
Industrial Hubs: Broken Arrow, Norman and Ardmore

We transport to and from auctions, dealerships, and job sites in all.

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Types of Heavy Equipment We Transport Nationwide

Frequently Asked Questions For
Oklahoma Heavy Equipment Transport

How much does it cost to haul heavy equipment in Oklahoma?

WMost Oklahoma heavy equipment hauls range between $2–$5 per mile, depending on your route, machine size, and permits. Want an exact quote? Call We Will Transport It today for a fast, no-obligation estimate.

Do you handle oversize permits in Oklahoma?

Yes, we handle all oversize and overweight permits. That means no paperwork or hassle on your end and we handle it all before pickup.

What types of equipment do you transport?

We move everything from construction machinery and farm tractors to oilfield and industrial equipment. Excavators, combines, bulldozers, if it’s big and on wheels or tracks, we can haul it safely anywhere in Oklahoma.

Can you move non-running or broken-down equipment?

Yes. Our specialized trailers and winch systems make inoperable equipment transport simple and safe. Whether your loader won’t start or your dozer’s down, we’ll get it on the road without damage.

Do you offer expedited heavy equipment shipping in Oklahoma?

Yes. We strive to meet all of our clients needs, providing expedited and priority heavy haul transport across Oklahoma for heavy loads that need to be moved quickly. Whether you need equipment moved same-day or next-day, We Will Transport It coordinates fast dispatching and direct routes without compromising the safety of your heavy machinery.

How do you keep my load safe during transport?

Your cargo is secured using updated chains, straps, and edge protectors. Plus, all drivers are always vetted making sure they’re licensed, bonded, and insured, so that you’re comfortable when your load is being moved.

How long does heavy equipment shipping take in Oklahoma?

Local moves are delivered within 1–3 business days, we plan each route for maximum safety and minimal delays, whether you’re hauling across I-35, I-40, or Oklahoma’s rural highways.

Can you transport containers or modular units?

We sure can. We Will Transport It specializes in hauling 20-ft and 40-ft shipping containers, flat racks, and open-top units for construction, farming, or industrial use. Tell us your container size, and we’ll handle the permits and logistics.

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TRAILERS THAT WE USE TO HAUL HEAVY MACHINERY

We match every heavy machinery load with the trailer type that keeps it safe, secure, and legal on the road.

Van
Flatbed
Refrigerated “Reefer”
Van or Reefer
Two 24 or 28 flatbed
Animal
Car carrier
Belly Dump
Beam Trailer
Conveyor belt
Boat hauling Trailer
Train, super train “Candia only”
Convertible Hopper
Conestoga
Container Trailer
Curtain van
Driveaway
Double drop
Double Drop extended
Dump Trucks
End Dump
Flatbed “Air Ride”
FEXT Stretch Trailers or Extendable Flatbeds or Extendable Flatbeds
FO- Flatbed over-Dimension Loads
FRV- Flatbed, Van or Reefer
FSDV- Flatbed, Step Deck or Van
FV- Van or Flatbed
LAF- Landoll Flatbed

LB- Lowboy
LBO- Lowboy over dimension Loads
LDOT- Load-out are empty trailer you load and haul
Live- Live bottom Trailer
Maxi- Maxi or Double Flat trailers
MBHM- Mobile homes
PNEU- Pneumatic
PO- Power Only
RGN- Removable Gooseneck and Multi Axle Heavy Haulers
RINT- Refrigerated Intermodal
Roll- Roll Top Conestoga
SD- Stepdeck
SDE- Stepdeck Extendable
SDO- Step deck over Dimensions loads
SPV- Cargo, small, sprinter Van
Tank- Tanker (Food Grade, liguide, bulk etc)
VA- Van air ride
VB- Blanket wrap van
VIV- Venter Insulated Van
VIRV- Venter insulated van or Refrigerated
VLG- Van with Liftgate
VM- Moving Van
V- Open Top Van
VRDD- Van, Reefer or Double drop
VV- Venter Van
WR- Venter Van or Refrigerated, walking floor
Hopp- Hopper Bottom
HS- Hotshot Trailer
HTU- Haul and Tow Unit

Oklahoma Heavy Equipment
Transport & Hauling Jobs

Hauling a Tank truck from OK to WA

From: Okmulgee, OK 74447

To: Bellevue, WA 98004

Shipping a Tank truck with a boom attached from Okmulgee, OK 74447 to Bellevue, WA 98004. We hauled the Boom truck with an RGN trailer, and the total transit time was five days. The total cost of shipment was $4798.00

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Shipping Ditch Witch from OK to MT

From: Claremore, Ok 74019

To: Helena, Montana, 59601

The customer called to have a Ditch Witch hauled from Claremore, Ok 74019 to Helena, Montana, 59601. The unit was 12 long, four wide, 5.9 height and 2,700 lbs. The client had plenty of time because she wanted the best price to haul it. We waited until we had another pickup El Reno Ok 73014, to put both pieces of equipment on our trailer to save the client the most money. The total transit time was two and a half days and the final price was $1875.00. Call. We Will Transport it for all your Heavy haul shipping jobs.

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to or from Oklahoma

Popular Heavy Equipment Routes in Oklahoma

Our drivers handle Oklahoma’s busiest transport corridors every day, moving heavy equipment safely and efficiently across the state.

I-35 (North–South Spine): Connects Oklahoma City to Wichita Falls, TX, and Kansas City, MO — a prime corridor for oilfield equipment heading to or from the Permian Basin.
I-40 (East–West Connector): Runs Oklahoma City to Little Rock, AR, and Amarillo, TX, commonly used for farm and agricultural machinery transport.
I-44 (Tulsa Corridor): A key route from Tulsa to Joplin, MO, and Wichita, KS, frequently used for construction equipment hauls.
US-81 & US-270 (Rural Routes): Linking Enid to Chickasha, these corridors are ideal for agriculture, wind farms, and local industrial shipments.
Turnpike System (H.E. Bailey & Will Rogers): High-capacity toll roads that accommodate oversized and overweight loads with extended weight allowances.

At We Will Transport It, we plan each shipment with precision—avoiding low-clearance bridges, seasonal flood zones, and restricted highways to ensure every haul arrives safely and on schedule.

City-to-City Heavy Equipment Transport in Oklahoma

We make intra-state and regional moves seamless, connecting Oklahoma’s key hubs for construction, agriculture, and industrial projects. Whether you’re shipping from urban centers to rural sites, our routes are optimized for speed and safety. Popular city-to-city hauls include:

Oklahoma City to Tulsa: 100 miles via I-44 – Common for construction gear to Green Country developments and ag machinery to Cherokee Nation projects.
Tulsa to Enid: 150 miles via US-412 – Ideal for wind turbine components to the Panhandle and farm tractors to wheat belt operations.
Oklahoma City to Lawton: 90 miles via I-44/H-62 – Frequent for military base upgrades at Fort Sill and oilfield equipment to SW Oklahoma.
Tulsa to Broken Arrow: Short 20-mile local run – Quick deliveries for industrial expansions in the growing Tulsa metro.

Facts about Oklahoma

Oklahoma may have been settled by the first people 30,000 years ago. Thousands of years later, Native American tribes like the Plains Apache, Caddo, Comanche, Wichita, Kiowa, and Osage lived on the land.

The Spanish explorer Francisco Vásquez de Coronado visited the region in 1541 in search of fabled gold cities. Explorers and traders from both Spain and France had arrived in the area by the 1700s. During this time, parts of the site were controlled by both France and Spain. The land was then acquired by Napoleon Bonaparte from Spain in 1800. A few years later, he sold to the United States the Louisiana Territory.

Many Native Americans were forced to leave their homelands in the eastern United States and relocate to Indian Territory in the 1830s. Oklahoma Territory was established in the 1890s as a part of the Indian Territory. The Indian Territory and Oklahoma Territory were again combined in 1907 to form Oklahoma. Oklahoma is home to more than 30 tribes today.

Nickname: The Sooner State
Statehood: 1907; 46th state
Population, as of July 2023: 4,323,419
Capital: Oklahoma City
Biggest City: Oklahoma City
Abbreviation: OK
State bird: Scissor-tailed Flycatcher
State flower: Oklahoma Rose

What are the 8 most popular cities in Oklahoma?

1. Oklahoma City
2. Norman
3. Tulsa
4. Lawton
5. Bartlesville
6. Stillwater
7. Edmond
8. Broken Arrow

The most popular heavy equipment auction houses in Oklahoma?

1. 1. Ritchie Bros. Energy Oklahoma
  2. Brinkley Auctions
  3. Entz Auction & Realty
  4. Dakil Auctioneers
  5. Xit Auctions LLC

What are the best rental equipment companies in Oklahoma?

1. 1. Oklahoma Equipment
  2. United Rentals
  3. Warren CAT Equipment Rentals
  4. Crossland’s Rent-All & Sales Co.
  5. Sunbelt Rentals

What is the size of the heavy equipment market?

A research report published by Spherical Insights & Consulting estimates the Worldwide Construction Equipment Market Size to reach USD 358.10 Billion by 2032.

Oklahoma City’s 5 Best Heavy Machinery Dealers

Darr Equipment Co.
Kirby-Smith Machinery, Inc.
OCT Equipment, LLC
C L Boyd Inc
Pioneer Equipment Inc

Pros and Cons of Living in Oklahoma

What are the downside of living in Oklahoma?

A lack of big city life, limited outdoor recreation opportunities, and high state and local taxes are some of the drawbacks. Additionally, if you don’t like the summer heat and spring tornadoes. Oklahoma might not be the best place for you if you’re thinking of moving there.

What are the pros of living in Oklahoma?

This is the perfect place for BBQ lovers.
The state of Oklahoma is known for its affordability.
There is a rich history in the Sooner State.
There is a vibrant arts scene in Oklahoma.
A wide range of recreational activities are available.
There are some areas with weak infrastructure.
Getting around will require a car.