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Relocating a tractor OR I found a trctor in the photo ads and was wondering how you guys get these transported...

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Jesse

01-24-2003 13:46:13

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I am need some insight from you all. I found a tractor in the photo ads that I want, and wanted some advice on how you all normally handle the transporting of these tractors..... .short of driving there yourself, and loading them up....I need to get one from OK and the other one from Iowa to Western KY.

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mehdi

04-26-2004 22:23:55

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Re: relocating a tractor OR I found a trctor in th in reply to Jesse, 01-24-2003 13:46:13

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Haas

01-25-2003 04:39:08

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Re: relocating a tractor OR I found a trctor in the photo ads and was wondering how you guys get these transported... in reply to Jesse, 01-24-2003 13:46:13

Use the hauling schedule to advertise your needs. You'll get a bunch of offers.

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ShepFL

01-24-2003 19:26:15

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Re: relocating a tractor OR I found a trctor in the photo ads and was wondering how you guys get these transported... in reply to Jesse, 01-24-2003 13:46:13

I have not yet had a tractor hauled but am looking hard at a couple in NC. I have used the Hauling schedule with good success. I have driven to TX to get a planter once. Most commercial rates I have got quoted are $1.25 / loaded mile.
Individual hauler rates are in the same ballpark.

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John A.

01-24-2003 19:19:00

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Re: relocating a tractor OR I found a trctor in the photo ads and was wondering how you guys get these transported... in reply to Jesse, 01-24-2003 13:46:13

Jesse, I agree with the others if it is a longer haul. but if it's some what local a wrecker with
with a slide truck can do most tractors up to a 4020 (in size & wt.) tractor. Larger tractors if they have a bigger truck. Wreckers haul for a living. I've seen 560s on 1ton slide trucks.
Good Luck,
John A

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redrev

01-24-2003 16:55:53

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Re: relocating a tractor OR I found a trctor in the photo ads and was wondering how you guys get these transported... in reply to Jesse, 01-24-2003 13:46:13

I've had a couple tractors hauled long distance by oldmisterbill@hotmail.com He knows what he's doing, is reliable and cares about your equipment.

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brianh

01-27-2003 05:01:30

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Re: Re: relocating a tractor OR I found a trctor in the photo ads and was wondering how you guys get these transported... in reply to redrev, 01-24-2003 16:55:53

Oldmisterbill is great. He hauled a gen set for me from New York to Indiana and his rates were very reasonable, I would use him again without hesitation. Brian

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Bill Ramsey

01-24-2003 16:42:22

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Re: relocating a tractor OR I found a trctor in the photo ads and was wondering how you guys get these transported... in reply to Jesse, 01-24-2003 13:46:13

Jessie
I am a Farmall nut myself and do some hauling. I have a dodge 1 ton and 30 ft. trailer can haul about 20k. I might be interested in a vacation and tractor shopping trip Haaa Email me if interested I'm in Texas LOL Bill

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Andy Martin

01-24-2003 15:18:37

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Re: relocating a tractor OR I found a trctor in the photo ads and was wondering how you guys get these transported... in reply to Jesse, 01-24-2003 13:46:13

Since I can't stand to pay the price of a tractor for hauling it, I take a trailer and have a small vacation. Probably not cheaper but it is a lot of fun, get to meet the seller, and if you don't keep track of costs you'll never know :#

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Steven@nd

01-24-2003 13:59:56

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Re: relocating a tractor OR I found a trctor in the photo ads and was wondering how you guys get these transported... in reply to Jesse, 01-24-2003 13:46:13

I have used a local trucking company to ship tractors and other large parts out. Cost is $0.75 per loaded mile for a tractor. Look under you yellow pages for a trucking company and give them a call - quotes on rates should always be free.

OR you can post to the hauling board on this website, never used it but have heard that it can work out quite well. Good luck.

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Chris Stevens

01-24-2003 19:02:27

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Re: Re: relocating a tractor OR I found a trctor in the photo ads and was wondering how you guys get these transported... in reply to Steven@nd, 01-24-2003 13:59:56

The hauling post worked out pretty well for me. You'd be surprised how many offers to haul you'll get. Some quotes will probably be pretty high, but if you're patient enough, you can get a good hauler AND and good price. For anyone else reading this, there's a nice guy out of Michigan who did a real good job for me at a pretty reasonable price. I won't put his name up here, but please email me if you'd like contact information. Chris

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Jon Blanc

01-25-2003 09:54:19

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Re: Re: Re: relocating a tractor OR I found a trctor in the photo ads and was wondering how you guys get these transported... in reply to Chris Stevens, 01-24-2003 19:02:27

Jesse, If they are drivable a trip from Iowa to KY is just a nice summer road trip! Think of the things you'll see! The bugs you can eat. The people you can amaze when they read your, "K'tucky or Burst" signs. The refueling stops. Heck guy, people ride bicycles all over the country as fund raisers, you can use it as a,"Buy gas for my Farmall," deal. The whole family can participate it is never to young for the kids to learn about changing tractor tires and cusing at the same time. Try it you'll like it. Jon

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