transformers are on 3 to 5 year lead times right now. so when yours finally lands, the last thing you want is to wait another week on a truck. line up your oversize hauler the day you order the gear, not the day it ships.
the trap that costs money on multi-crane bids: a double drop quoted like a step deck. looks the same on paper, runs 300 to 1000 dollars more to move. count your load types twice before anyone books.
quick one for the crane guys. anything over 45,000 lbs needs a weight permit. anything wider than 8 foot 6 needs a wide load permit. i see loads quoted as legal all the time that aren't. if your hauler isn't asking weight AND width before they quote, they're guessing.
ran a 96,000 lb crane body houston to mississippi last week. 3 states, 3 sets of permits. showed up legal, on time, no surprise bill at the end. that's what you're actually paying for on a heavy haul. not the miles.
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the number one thing that slips a project isn't the crane or the crew. it's the truck that didn't show. if your oversize move only has one carrier lined up, you don't have a plan, you have a hope.
got a call at 6pm friday. crane pick monday morning, their hauler just fell through. spent the weekend on the phone and had a permitted lowboy on site sunday night. the truck was the easy part. not missing their monday is the whole job.
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