CASE construction equipment transport can involve backhoe loaders, excavators, dozers, compact track loaders, skid steers, wheel loaders, motor graders and other commercial machinery. Each machine should be planned around its actual dimensions, operating weight, attachments, loading method and route.
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CASE Equipment We Coordinate
CASE’s current North American product range includes backhoe loaders, compact dozer loaders, compact track loaders, dozers, excavators, forklifts, motor graders, skid-steer loaders, small articulated loaders, tractor loaders and wheel loaders. Trailer selection depends on the exact unit and shipping configuration.
CASE Backhoe Loader Transport
Backhoes require measurements that include loader bucket position, backhoe boom and bucket position, outriggers, cab height, tires and any installed attachments. Overall length and rear overhang should be confirmed before dispatch.
See our Backhoe Transport guide for trailer, loading and dimension considerations.
CASE Excavator Transport
Mini, midi, crawler, wheeled and specialty excavators can require very different transport configurations. Boom, stick, bucket, counterweight, tracks, blade and ground clearance should be measured in the intended shipping position.
Review our Excavator Transport Service guide.
CASE Dozer and Compact Dozer Loader Transport
Dozer transport depends heavily on blade width, track width, ripper or rear equipment, operating weight and overall height. Larger units may require lowboy or RGN equipment and permit review when loaded dimensions exceed legal limits.
See our Bulldozer Transport guide.
CASE Compact Track Loader and Skid Steer Transport
Compact loaders are relatively small but can carry substantial weight for their footprint. Attachments, high-flow packages, tracks or tires and loading access should be identified before assigning a trailer.
Our Skid Steer Transport guide covers compact loader planning in more detail.
CASE Wheel Loader Transport
Wheel loader shipping should account for bucket width, tire width, articulation, cab height and operating weight. Larger loaders may require specialized lower-deck trailers or additional axle capacity.
See our Wheel Loader Transport guide.
Trailer Selection for CASE Equipment
- Step deck: May fit legal-size compact machinery when loaded height and weight remain within limits.
- Lowboy: Commonly considered for heavier construction equipment that benefits from lower deck height.
- RGN: Useful for self-propelled machines that can load from ground level.
- Multi-axle configurations: May be needed for larger excavators, dozers or wheel loaders with high operating weights.
Information Needed for a CASE Equipment Quote
- Year and exact CASE model
- Overall length, width and height
- Operating or shipping weight
- Blade, bucket, forks, ripper or other attachments
- Running or non-running condition
- Pickup and delivery locations
- Loading and unloading resources
- Photos and release information
Dealer, Auction and Contractor Fleet Moves
CASE equipment often moves between dealers, rental branches, auctions, jobsites, municipal yards and contractors. For multiple machines, provide a complete equipment list so models, release numbers, dimensions and routes can be reviewed together.
What Affects CASE Equipment Transport Cost?
Distance, equipment dimensions, weight, trailer type, permits, loading method, attachments, carrier availability and site access all influence price. Non-running units can require additional loading support, and rural or restricted locations may reduce available carrier options.
For broader pricing factors, see our Heavy Equipment Transport Cost guide.
Request a CASE Construction Equipment Transport Quote
Send the exact machine model, dimensions, weight, attachments, photos, origin, destination and preferred timing. We will review the equipment and coordinate a practical transport plan around the machine and route.
Start with our Heavy Equipment Transport or Construction Equipment Transport service pages.
