We offer Cargo Shipping Using Live Bottom Trailers in All 50 States, Canada, and Mexico!
Live bottom trailers can be used for a variety of industries, from construction to agriculture. Moving loose, unpacked cargo such as rocks, gravel, or even potatoes is efficient with the live bottom transport from Heavy Haulers. Live bottom trailers are used in place of a dump trailer or an end dump trailer. These piece of equipment have a conveyor belt that pushes the cargo out at a measured pace. This is especially useful when you need to spread your cargo over a wider area, versus dumping in a pile.
Contracting cargo shipping services from Heavy Haulers includes using our professionally rated live bottom trailers, kept in working order to smoothly unload your cargo where you need it when you need it. These trailers have a lower center of gravity than regular dump trailers, making them ride smoother, especially in and out of rough areas.
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Live Bottom Shipping with Heavy Haulers is Easy! Find Out For Yourself!
Booking your cargo chipping services with Heavy Haulers is simple. Start with a phone call to one of our professional route planners, including the amount of product you need to be transported, the weight, and the destination. We'll contract with one of our licensed, bonded drivers to provide door-to-door delivery of your cargo on time and on your schedule. We'll handle the weigh station forms for you, as wells customs paperwork – we can ship across North America, including Canada and Mexico.
Heavy Haulers gives you a code to track your cargo in real time. We understand that for many industries, shipping cargo quickly keeps you on the timeline for completion of your jobs. Give Heavy Haulers a call today at (800) 908-6206 for a FREE no-obligation quote.
What You Should Know Before Shipping a Live Bottom Trailer
A live bottom trailer is the perfect option for hauling any loose materials, like gravel, sand, grain, asphalt, and others. It is often the preferred alternative to the standard dump truck because of the way the load is dispersed. Typically, there is a conveyor belt, operated by a hydraulic system on the trailer tub bottom. This pushes the shipment out the back, at a pace that you control, meaning that the tub doesn't have to be lifted to be unloaded. Trailer roll over is basically eliminated, increasing overall operator safety. Before you get ready to move a live bottom trailer, you need to know its basic dimensions.