25-50 tons as a planning bandLight to Medium
Used for initial review of medium equipment, with final selection confirmed after equipment and fleet data.
Select by payload and dimensions
Lowbed Capacities and Weight Ranges
Use weight range as the starting point, then confirm dimensions, route, and loading method for accurate pricing.
Load reviewWeight, dimensions, and routeRoute planningPermits and site accessLoading and securingBy cargo type
Data-led selection
Start with weight, then review dimensions and route
Accurate pricing needs weight, dimensions, date, pickup point, and drop-off point.
25-50 tons as a planning band
50-80 tons as a planning bandHeavy
A review band for bulldozers, industrial equipment, and larger machinery, not a final capacity promise without confirmation.
80-120+ tons as a planning bandSuper Heavy
Requires axle, permit, and route planning before movement.
Up to 200 tons after reviewExtreme Loads
A band for the highest dolly-equipped hydraulic lowbed configurations available, requiring fleet, route, and permit approval before commitment.
Weight Pages
Detailed review by weight band
Each weight page makes clear that final capacity depends on fleet, route, and dimension review.
Weight alone is not enough40-Ton Lowbed Planning GuidePlanning page for loads around 40 tons, covering dimensions, load distribution, and permits without promising final fleet capacity before approval.Open page
Loads that need engineering and operational review100-Ton Lowbed Planning RequirementsPlanning guide for loads near 100 tons covering axles, load distribution, permits, and route study before operational commitment.Open pageNext Step
Send load details for a sharper recommendation
Weight, dimensions, and route determine trailer type, permits, and expected timing.