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CRANE TRANSPORT & COMPONENTS

Crawler Cranes.
RT Cranes.
Tower Cranes.

Transport for cranes and every component that travels with them: crawler bases and tracks, boom and jib sections, counterweights, rough terrain cranes and tower crane mast sections. Multi-truck crane moves coordinated around your assembly schedule, with permits and escorts handled.

Multi-Axle RGNBoom SectionsCounterweightsTower CranesPermits & Escorts
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Memberships & Industry Credentials

TIA Member — Transportation Intermediaries Association
TIA MemberTransportation Intermediaries Assn.
SC&RA Member — Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association
SC&RA MemberSpecialized Carriers & Rigging Assn.
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48 States
Nationwide + cross-border reach
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What We Haul

The whole crane, one coordinated move

A crane move is rarely one truck. We plan the base, boom, counterweights and rigging as a single job so every piece arrives when the assembly crew needs it.

Crawler crane bases & tracks

Upper works, carbodies and track frames on RGN and multi-axle trailers sized to the transport weight.

  • RGN
  • Multi-axle
  • Permits

Boom & jib sections

Lattice boom inserts, tips and jibs on flatbeds, step decks and stretch trailers for the long pieces.

  • Flatbed
  • Step deck
  • Stretch

Counterweights

Counterweight slabs and carbody weights spread across trucks to stay within axle limits.

  • Flatbed
  • Lowboy
  • Multi-truck

Rough terrain cranes

RT cranes moved on lowboys and RGNs, with height and width checked against every route.

  • Lowboy
  • RGN
  • Escorts

Tower crane components

Mast sections, jibs, counterweight blocks and cabs for tower crane mobilizations and demobilizations.

  • Flatbed
  • Step deck
  • Multi-truck

Rigging, mats & support gear

Crane mats, rigging boxes, assist equipment and tooling delivered with the crane.

  • Flatbed
  • Hot shot
  • Same-day
Trailer Guide

Which trailer does each piece need?

Every crane model breaks down differently. Send us the model or the transport drawings and we will plan the truck count and trailer for each component.

Multi-axle RGN / lowboy

For crawler bases, carbodies and RT cranes. Extra axles spread the weight so the heaviest pieces can move legally with permits.

  • Crawler bases
  • RT cranes
  • Carbodies

Stretch flatbed or step deck

For long boom sections, jibs and tower crane mast runs that exceed a standard deck length.

  • Boom
  • Jibs
  • Mast sections

Flatbed or step deck

For counterweights, rigging, mats and tower crane parts within legal dimensions.

  • Counterweights
  • Mats
  • Rigging

Crane components often exceed legal width, height or weight. We file the oversize and overweight permits in each state on the route, schedule escorts where required, and time deliveries to your assist crane and assembly crew.

How It Works

From quote to delivered in four steps

No portals to learn, no runaround. A dedicated logistics team handles your load end to end.

01

Tell us the load

Call or send the quick form — pickup, delivery, and what you're shipping. Two minutes.

02

Get a same-day rate

A dedicated rep prices it and lines up a vetted, insured carrier for your lane.

03

We dispatch & track

Pickup is scheduled and your load is tracked with check calls until it's delivered.

04

Delivered & invoiced

On-time delivery, clean paperwork, and simple billing. Then we do it again.

NATIONWIDE FREIGHT NETWORK Seattle Los Angeles Denver Dallas Chicago Atlanta New York Miami
Nationwide Coverage

Every lane, all 48 states

From the Port of Miami to the West Coast and everywhere between — plus cross-border into Canada and Mexico.

  • All 48 continental states — long-haul, regional, and local capacity on demand.
  • Major freight hubs — Miami, Houston, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, LA and beyond.
  • Cross-border freight — Canada & Mexico shipments handled end to end.
  • Port & drayage support — container and port freight moved without the headaches.
Why Perpetual

Built for shippers who can't afford a load to fail

No call centers. No runaround. No guessing where your freight is. Just a dedicated team, vetted carriers, and a rate you can count on.

Vetted, insured carriers only

Every carrier is verified for active authority and insurance before they ever touch your load — your freight stays protected end to end.

One dedicated rep per load

A single point of contact who owns your shipment from quote to delivery — you always know exactly who has your freight.

Same-day quotes, 24/7 dispatch

Hot load at 2am? We answer. Quotes come back the same day and we keep a truck moving around the clock.

Questions, Answered

Crane transport FAQ

How do you transport a crawler crane?
A crawler crane is disassembled into transportable components: the base or carbody, tracks, boom sections, counterweights and rigging. The heaviest pieces go on RGN or multi-axle trailers, and boom and counterweights go on flatbeds, step decks or stretch trailers. We plan the truck count from the crane model and arrange permits for each oversize piece.
How many trucks does a crane move take?
It depends on the crane. A rough terrain crane may move on a single lowboy, while a large crawler crane can need many trucks once boom, counterweights and rigging are counted. Share the model and configuration and we will give you a truck count with the quote.
Do you handle tower crane mobilizations and demobilizations?
Yes. We coordinate multiple trucks for mast sections, jibs, counterweight blocks and cabs, scheduled to the erection or dismantle plan so the crew is not waiting on parts.
Do crane moves need oversize permits and escorts?
Most crane bases and many components are over legal width, height or weight, so they need state permits. Some routes also require pilot cars or police escorts. We handle the permits and escort scheduling for every state on the route.
Can you deliver crane components on a set schedule?
Yes. We sequence deliveries so components arrive in assembly order and can line up early-morning or after-hours deliveries when the jobsite requires it.
How much does it cost to move a crane?
Cost depends on the crane model, how many trucks it takes, distance, permits, escorts and site conditions. Call (800) 209-1143 or use the quote form for a same-day rate.
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