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Equipment Transport for Farms and Agricultural Operations

Dobie coordinates tractors and agricultural equipment between sellers, auctions, dealerships, farms and rural properties across the U.S.

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100k+
Vehicles Delivered
465+
Carrier Network
10+
Years in Business
50
States Covered
98%
On-Time Delivery
100k+
Vehicles Delivered
465+
Carrier Network
10+
Years in Business
50
States Covered
98%
On-Time Delivery
100k+
Vehicles Delivered
465+
Carrier Network
10+
Years in Business
50
States Covered
98%
On-Time Delivery
100k+
Vehicles Delivered
465+
Carrier Network
10+
Years in Business
50
States Covered
98%
On-Time Delivery

What Does Ag Equipment Transport Cover?

Everything a working farm buys, sells or repositions: tractors from out-of-state dealers, combines between seasons, planters and tillage tools from auctions, and full line relocations. Ag hauling means wide loads, rural pickups and seasonal deadlines — all standard territory for the carriers we assign.

Ag Operations We Serve

  • Row-crop and grain operations
  • Ranches and livestock operations
  • Custom harvesters moving with the season
  • Ag dealers trading across states
  • Hobby farms buying at auction
Simple Process

How It Works

1

Tell Us About the Machine

Make, model, weight and dimensions. If you have a spec sheet or photos, even better.

2

We Plan Trailer & Permits

Our team matches the trailer — RGN, lowboy, step deck or flatbed — and coordinates any oversize permits the route requires.

3

Loading & Transport

The carrier loads, secures and hauls the equipment. Drive-on machines use ramps; inoperable units are winched or lifted.

4

Jobsite Delivery

The equipment is delivered to the yard, dealer or jobsite, offloaded and confirmed complete.

Seasons Don’t Wait on Freight

Planting and harvest windows are hard deadlines. Tell us when the machine must be in the field and we schedule placement backwards from that date — including permit lead time for wide loads — so the equipment is working when the weather says go.

Cost Factors

Heavy equipment pricing is driven by the machine and the route. These are the factors our dispatch team checks before quoting:

FactorImpact
WeightTrailer requirement and axle configuration
Width & heightOversize permit requirements
DistanceLine-haul cost
Loading capabilityWhether ramps, a winch or a crane are needed
Route restrictionsBridges, clearances and escort requirements

How Long Does It Take?

Most equipment moves are matched with a carrier within a few days of booking — often faster on busy lanes. Transit time depends on distance, route and equipment: regional moves often deliver in 1–3 days, while coast-to-coast shipments average 7–10 days. Your logistics specialist confirms a realistic pickup window when you book and keeps you updated through delivery.

Insurance & Safety

Every carrier in the Dobie network is vetted for active operating authority and insurance before a load is assigned. Your equipment is covered by the carrier's cargo insurance from pickup to delivery, and our dispatch team verifies the certificate of insurance before every dispatch — not once a year.

Where We Coordinate It

Dobie coordinates heavy equipment transport across all 50 states, with deep operating experience in Texas, the South Texas border region and cross-border routes into Mexico. Wherever the pickup and the delivery are, one team manages the entire move.

Real Proof

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Backhoe loader secured on a trailer for transport
Backhoe loader secured on a trailer for transport
Boom lift equipment loaded for heavy haul transport
Boom lift equipment loaded for heavy haul transport
JLG lifts loaded together on a flatbed trailer
JLG lifts loaded together on a flatbed trailer

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you move equipment during harvest rush?

Yes — seasonal surges are known territory. Book as early as the date is known; capacity tightens exactly when everyone needs it.

Do you handle wide ag equipment?

Wide is normal in ag: combines, planters and duals all run permitted width routinely. The folded/transport spec drives the plan.

Can you pick up at a farm, not a terminal?

Rural pickups are half of ag hauling — approach, gates, turning room and ground conditions get coordinated with the driver in advance.

Auction to farm — how fast?

Typically within the auction’s removal window. Send the lot details as soon as you win and we schedule around the yard’s release process.

Last reviewed: August 2026 · Reviewed by the Dobie Transport logistics team

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