Heavy haul machinery ·
Drill Rig Heavy Haul from Colorado to Wyoming
A multi-axle RGN plan requiring oversize permits, route review, pilot-car coordination, and jobsite access confirmation.
Matching the drill rig to the trailer
The crawler base, mast position, overall height, and operating weight drove the trailer plan. A multi-axle RGN offered drive-on loading and the required deck profile.
Dimensions are generalized; a live move uses verified manufacturer data and field measurements before permit applications.
Permits, escorts, and route review
The interstate lane required separate permit rules, travel windows, and escort triggers. Route review covered clearances, bridges, turns, and the final site approach.
Dispatch kept the tractor, pilot car, permits, and receiving crew aligned without publishing sensitive timing or location details.
Load planning FAQ
Do drill rigs usually need oversize permits?
Many do. Requirements depend on loaded dimensions, axle weights, route, and each state's rules.
Why use an RGN for a crawler drill rig?
An RGN can provide a low deck and drive-on loading; final configuration depends on weight, dimensions, and center of gravity.