All you need to know about Flatbed Trailer Transport

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Our flatbed transportation services are the answer when you are hauling all types of loads including, products, materials, heavy machinery, and equipment that needs to be secured properly even though it may be fitted to the edge of the trailer, flatbeds are also used for as hard-to-fit loads that won’t fit into standard enclosed trailers or an item that simply needs to be lifted onto the trailer as Flatbeds offer amazing versatility when shipping cranes and other bulky equipment and also allow shipments to be loaded from any side. In addition, flatbed equipment includes RGNs, double drops, and step decks.

WHAT IS FLATBED TRANSPORTATION USED FOR?

Flatbed trailers are known for carrying freight, including cargo containers, raw materials, and more, but can also be used to carry large industrial, construction, and agricultural equipment. They are also used to carry industrial, construction, and agricultural vehicles as long as these vehicles are not too heavy, long, or tall, which would necessitate a more specialized trailer.

One of the main advantages of flatbed truck services is that they can be loaded to any degree of fullness, meaning that you can use a flatbed to haul one small item, many smaller items, or one or two very large pieces of equipment. Flatbeds, like all equipment that Heavy Haulers use, are graded to carry significant weight across long distances.


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HOW MUCH CAN A FLATBED TRAILER CARRY?

A flatbed trailer cannot exceed 53′ in length, and legal flatbed trailers are often found in 48′ length and 8.5′ wide dimensions, with a depth allowance of 8.5′ to accommodator removable gooseneck (RGN), drop decks, and step decks. A flatbed trailer is able to carry a load of up to 48,000 pounds, making it indispensable when hauling heavy, oversize freight loads or many smaller shipments. At G&G Transport, we are oversize transport specialists. We have hauled oversize flatbed trailer payloads everywhere in the nation. Freight of all shapes and sizes and overweight loads are no problem for our flatbed trailer shipping experts. G&G Transport has a team of logistics specialists that will route, schedule, and provide all permits you need, so you don’t have the hassle.


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LTL FREIGHT SHIPPING ON A FLATBED TRAILER

LTL freight shipping is used when there is a partial load that doesn’t use the entire trailer. In these cases, you only pay a part of the expense of hauling a full load. G&G Transport offers LTL freight shipping, which reduces the cost of your flatbed transport services considerably. The rest of the flatbed trailer can be filled with other customers’ shipments, with each shipper paying their portion of the entire freight cost. In addition to the reduced price, the security of your shipment is better, since most LTL loads are palleted. A well-packaged pallet adds an extra level of safety to your shipping process. When you trust your LTL shipment to the professionals at G&G Transport, you know you have decades of experience in palleting and loading your partial load working for you.


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