Mini & compact excavators
Small-footprint machines for landscaping, utilities, rental fleets and residential construction. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
Machine guide
Every type of excavator needs the right transport plan.
From compact zero-tail-swing units to mining excavators and high-reach demolition machines, size and configuration determine the trailer, permits, loading method and route.
Midi excavators
Versatile mid-size machines that bridge compact mobility and full-size digging power. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
Crawler excavators
Tracked hydraulic excavators for earthmoving, demolition, quarry and heavy construction work. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
Wheeled excavators
Road-mobile excavators with outriggers and blades for municipal and urban projects. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
Long-reach excavators
Extended-boom machines used for dredging, slope work, waterways and controlled demolition. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
High-reach demolition excavators
Purpose-built demolition equipment with long booms and specialized attachments. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
Dragline excavators
Large cable-operated excavation machines used in mining, civil work and material removal. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
Suction & vacuum excavators
Non-destructive digging equipment for utilities, hydro excavation and sensitive sites. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
Amphibious excavators
Pontoon-undercarriage machines for marsh, shoreline, dredging and wetland work. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
Spider & walking excavators
Articulated-leg specialty machines built for steep slopes and difficult terrain. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
Railroad excavators
Road-rail and hi-rail excavators configured for track construction and maintenance. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
Material handlers
Elevated-cab excavator platforms for scrap, ports, recycling, timber and bulk material. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
Mining excavators
Ultra-class hydraulic shovels and excavators for mines, quarries and major earthworks. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
Zero-tail-swing excavators
Compact-radius machines designed for tight jobsites, streets and confined spaces. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
Reduced-tail-swing excavators
Full-capability machines with minimized rear overhang for constrained work areas. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.
Forestry excavators
Guarded carriers equipped for mulching, processing, felling and land clearing. We review operating weight, overall transport dimensions, boom position, attachments and ground clearance before the move.