Tractor Shipping & Transport Guide
Good preparation can reduce surprises at pickup and help match the tractor with the right transport equipment.
Before requesting a rate
Identify the tractor make and model, measure total length, width and height in its transport configuration, and locate an estimated or published operating weight. Tell us about front loaders, buckets, forks, mowers, backhoes, ballast, dual wheels, tracks and other attachments.
Before pickup
Remove loose personal items, secure or identify detachable pieces, make sure access is suitable for the planned trailer, and advise us about any non-running condition. Loading requirements can change when a tractor cannot drive under its own power.
Why dimensions matter
Tractor dimensions affect trailer choice, legal road dimensions and route planning. A compact tractor and a large articulated tractor are very different shipments, even though both are called tractors.
Buying a tractor from a dealer, auction or private seller
We can quote transportation from equipment dealers, auction facilities, farms and private sellers. Accurate pickup contacts and release requirements help avoid delays.
Ready for a tractor transport rate?
Tell us where the tractor is, where it is going, and what you are moving. We can quote transport within a state or across the lower 48.