Heavy haul for freight that won't fit the mold.
Oversized and heavy freight is a different discipline. It's not just a bigger load — it's routing, securement, and a driver who's done it before. Get any of those wrong and an oversize load becomes a safety incident and a shutdown lane.
MDX Line Inc hauls machinery, equipment, and oversized freight on step-deck and flatbed trailers, with drivers trained to secure and move loads that push the limits of a standard deck. From the pickup plan to final placement, we treat heavy haul like the specialized work it is.

Step-deck & flatbed equipment
Lower deck heights for tall machinery and equipment that won't clear on a standard flatbed.
Certified securement
Chains, binders, and blocking sized to the load — done to FMCSA cargo securement standards.
Experienced heavy-haul drivers
Drivers who've moved machinery and oversize freight, not just occasional big loads.
Machinery & equipment
Industrial machinery, construction equipment, and oversized components moved with care.
What counts as heavy haul
Freight that exceeds legal weight or dimensional limits for a standard load — tall machinery, wide equipment, long components, or single pieces heavy enough to need engineered securement and deck selection.
These loads demand the right trailer, correct blocking and bracing, and a driver who understands how the load behaves on the road. That's the work — and it's why heavy haul isn't a job for a general-freight truck.
Planned before the wheels turn
The difference between a clean heavy-haul delivery and a problem is planning done before pickup: confirming dimensions and weight, choosing the deck, and mapping how the freight loads and unloads. Our dispatch team works those details up front so the driver isn't solving them at the dock.
For loads requiring permits or specific routing, we plan around the constraints rather than discovering them en route.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of oversized loads do you haul?
We move industrial machinery, construction equipment, and oversized components on step-deck and flatbed trailers. Share the dimensions and weight and our dispatch team will confirm the right equipment and plan.
Do you handle permits for oversize loads?
For loads that require permits or specific routing, we plan the move around those requirements up front. Contact dispatch with your load details and we'll walk through what's needed.
How is heavy freight secured?
Heavy and oversized loads are secured with chains, binders, and blocking sized to the freight, following FMCSA cargo securement standards, by drivers experienced with this type of load.
Ready to move your freight?
Tell us what you need to haul and we'll get you a quote.