Casper, WY Equipment Hauling, Container Delivery & Oversize Load Transport

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Heavy Haul, Flatbed, Step Deck & Hot Shot Trucking in Casper, Wyoming

Moving heavy equipment, containers, or oversized machinery in or out of Casper requires a dependable transport partner who understands the region’s industrial, construction, and energy sectors. American Heavy Haul provides safe, insured, and on-time heavy haul trucking throughout Casper and central Wyoming, backed by experienced drivers and a nationwide trailer network. Our focus on safety, proper permitting, and reliable scheduling makes us a trusted choice for oversized and overweight freight.

We handle a wide range of equipment hauling and oversize load transport to and from Casper. Our team understands flatbed shipping, step deck transport, and hot shot delivery, giving you a single point of contact for all your heavy haul needs. Whether you need a short local move across Natrona County or long-distance transport across the country, we have the capacity and expertise to move your load smoothly.

American Heavy Haul provides complete equipment, container, and oversize load transport services to and from Casper, including:

Oversize Load Transport
Port-to-Port Container Transport
Bulk Freight Shipping
Door-to-Door Equipment Delivery
Commercial Machinery Transport
Load Handling & Rigging Support

Shipping Container Moving
Heavy Equipment Hauling
Truck & Trailer Transport
Permit Pulling & Routing
Pilot Car & Escort Services
And More Specialty Transport

Every customer matters, and so do your hauling requirements. That’s why we make heavy equipment, container, and truck transport simple by managing every step for you — from quoting and scheduling to permits and safe route planning — so you can stay focused on your work. Our logistics team handles permits, pilot cars, route surveys, and timing to help prevent delays, fines, and unnecessary downtime. Whether you’re an individual moving farm, construction, or industrial machinery, or a business shipping multiple units, our B2C and B2B transport solutions are built around your exact needs. From single-load moves to ongoing project freight throughout Casper and central Wyoming, we create a plan that fits your schedule and budget.

Simplified Oversize Load Transport Throughout Casper, Wyoming

At American Heavy Haul, your dedicated Casper heavy haul specialist manages every part of your shipment from start to finish. We secure the required oversize permits, coordinate pilot cars, plan the most efficient and compliant routes across Wyoming highways, and work directly with job sites to ensure smooth, safe loading and unloading.

Whether you’re shipping heavy machinery into Casper or hauling a container or equipment out of the city, we deliver safe, transparent transport supported by clear communication from dispatch to delivery. Your Casper shipping coordinator explains every requirement, answers questions, and ensures your load follows all Wyoming DOT regulations, weight restrictions, and travel time rules.

We specialize in moving oversize and overweight loads throughout Casper and surrounding communities including Mills, Evansville, Bar Nunn, Alcova, Glenrock, and Midwest. From short local moves to complex multi-axle permitted loads across Wyoming’s energy and industrial corridors, we provide safe, dependable heavy haul transport from the first call to final delivery.Don’t wait. Move your equipment to or from Casper with a trusted partner that makes transport simple. Get your quote now — 419-293-5333.

Reliable Casper Shipping Container Transport and Delivery

Shipping container transport and delivery is in high demand across Casper due to the region’s strong oilfield, energy, construction, and industrial sectors. Whether you need to move a loaded container, an empty storage unit, or specialty container equipment, American Heavy Haul provides dependable container hauling with flexible scheduling and competitive pricing.For years, Casper businesses, contractors, and homeowners have trusted us to safely move containers to and from job sites, storage yards, drilling sites, commercial facilities, and rail ramps. Our drivers understand Casper’s road conditions, weather patterns, access limitations, and the detailed handling required for secure container transport.

American Heavy Haul offers port-to-business, port-to-door, ramp-to-door, and door-to-door container hauling options. We also transport containers from Casper to destinations across Wyoming and the entire United States. Every move is planned around bridge clearances, weight limits, road conditions, and site restrictions to ensure secure and on-time delivery. Every client receives professional, reliable container transport and transparent communication throughout the process. Ready to get started? So are we. Call now for your free, no-obligation Casper container hauling quote — 419-293-5333.

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Common Container Types We Move

We safely transport standard, high-cube, open-top, refrigerated, and specialty shipping containers for a wide range of Casper projects.

Wyoming Oversize Load Regulations

Wyoming follows strict legal load limits for all commercial trucks operating without a permit.
Maximum legal width: 8 feet 6 inches
Maximum legal height: 14 feet
Maximum length:
Single-unit truck: varies
Combination vehicle (tractor + trailer): 75 feet
Standard gross vehicle weight (GVW): 80,000 pounds
Axle weight limits:
Single axle: 20,000 lbs
Tandem axle: 34,000 lbs
Tridem axle groups: 42,000 to 60,000 lbs depending on axle spacing
Any load exceeding these limits requires a Wyoming oversize or overweight permit.
These rules ensure safe transportation across bridges, highways, and industrial corridors.
Following legal limits helps prevent delays, permit violations, and costly fines.

Any load wider than 8 feet 6 inches requires an oversize permit issued by WYDOT.
Loads exceeding 12 feet typically require at least one certified escort or pilot car for safe movement through highways, ramps, and industrial zones.
When width goes over 14 feet, Wyoming may enforce additional safety requirements depending on the specific route.
Loads wider than 16 feet generally require a state police escort and a pre-approved route review due to limited lane availability and bridge clearance restrictions.
Major areas such as Casper, Cheyenne, Gillette, and Rock Springs may apply extra width restrictions during peak traffic hours.
Wide loads must display proper Oversize Load signage, warning flags, and adequate lighting to maximize visibility.
Drivers must follow lane-positioning rules to prevent encroaching into opposing traffic lanes.
Wyoming strictly enforces safe passing distances and speed controls for all wide-load transport.

Oversize loads must display clear “OVERSIZE LOAD” banners on the front and rear of the vehicle.
All four corners of the load must have 18-inch red or orange warning flags for maximum visibility.
Amber beacon lights or LED flashing lights are typically required on both the tractor and escort vehicles.
Drivers must carry a valid, up-to-date Wyoming oversize permit at all times during transport.
Escort vehicles must meet WYDOT equipment standards, including communication radios and height poles.
Loads must be secured with rated chains, binders, and proper tie-downs based on the equipment’s weight.
Drivers must follow the exact permitted route; any deviation can result in fines or escort suspension.
Proper compliance with safety rules ensures smooth, safe transport across highways, bridges, and city routes.

A permit is required when the total vehicle length exceeds 75 feet, including the truck, trailer, and loadLoads longer than 110 feet usually require one or more escort vehicles to help with traffic control and turning maneuvers.
Extreme-length loads over 120 feet may require a state police escort and a WYDOT-approved route plan.
Long loads often struggle with sharp curves, tight urban turns, and multi-lane merging on Wyoming roads.
Many industrial corridors and city routes require advance notice due to limited turning radius and restricted intersections.
Extra care is needed when hauling long items such as bridge beams, oilfield skids, wind turbine blades, and structural steel.
Oversized long loads may face time-of-day restrictions, especially during peak traffic periods.
Drivers must follow lane-control rules and avoid sudden braking to maintain stability and prevent load shift.

An oversize permit is required for any load higher than 14 feet due to bridge and overhead clearance limits.
Loads exceeding 15 feet often require a route survey to check for overhead obstacles such as power lines and older bridge structures.
When height exceeds 17 feet, escort vehicles equipped with height poles are typically required to lead the load.
Many Wyoming cities have older infrastructure with limited clearances, making proper height checks crucial.
Extremely tall loads may be restricted from traveling through tunnels, certain interchanges, or downtown areas.
Drivers must maintain controlled speeds to prevent sway and maintain stability for top-heavy loads.
Incorrect measurements may result in fines, delays, or mandatory route changes.
Following height regulations helps prevent collisions, structural damage, and costly transport interruptions.

Oversize loads in Wyoming are generally restricted to daylight travel only, from sunrise to sunset.
Night travel is prohibited for loads requiring escorts or for extremely large shipments.
Movement may be halted during periods of heavy traffic, poor visibility, or severe weather such as snow, wind, fog, or storms.
Oversize transport is restricted on major holidays including:
New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
Weekend restrictions may apply depending on the route and the size of the load.
Urban areas, especially Casper and Cheyenne, may enforce additional rush-hour restrictions.
Escorted or extra-wide loads may require special scheduling approvals to avoid congestion or safety issues.
Violating travel time regulations may lead to delays, citations, or even permit suspension.

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Casper, WY Oversize Load Regulations & City-Specific Restrictions

Restricted Areas in Casper

Downtown Casper (Central Business District)
Oversize loads are often restricted during peak commuter hours (7–9 AM and 4–6 PM, Monday through Friday). Special routing is typically required to avoid congestion, tight turns, and low-clearance areas around the downtown core.

Railroad Overpasses & Low-Clearance Bridges

Several older structures in and around Casper require clearance checks during route planning. Notable low-clearance points include:
• Poplar Street Underpasses
• Midwest Avenue Rail Crossings
• Yellowstone Highway Overpasses
• Structures along US-20/26 near industrial areas

Preferred Oversize Load Routes

I-25 Corridor
A major route for large and heavy equipment transport through Casper.

US-20/26
Frequently used for access to industrial sites and energy corridors.

WY-220 (Casper to Alcova)
Often recommended for oversize loads needing to bypass downtown congestion.

Outer Loop and Bypass Routes
Provide smoother connections and easier movement around the metro area.

City Permits and Police Escort Requirements

Some movements within Casper require local city permits in addition to WYDOT permits.

A Casper Police Department escort may be required if the route includes downtown streets, areas near schools or hospitals, or locations with restricted lanes, traffic lights, or width limitations.

Safe and On-Time Oversize Load Delivery in Casper

For years, American Heavy Haul has provided everything needed for safe and dependable Casper equipment transport. That includes heavy machinery, heavy-duty trucks, loaded and empty containers, and more. Our mission is to deliver high-quality hauling services at competitive rates while respecting your schedule and site requirements.

Every Casper oversize, overweight, or container move is routed in advance to anticipate tight turns, clearance limits, and traffic conditions. Many of our clients are small and mid-sized businesses that depend on reliable, on-time deliveries to keep projects moving. That’s why American Heavy Haul emphasizes safety, DOT compliance, and clear communication from dispatch to delivery. Transport with a company that treats your freight like its own. Call now for your free, no-obligation Casper heavy haul quote! 419-293-5333

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Why Choose American Heavy Haul for Equipment, Container & Oversize Load Transport

Choosing American Heavy Haul means choosing a team that understands every aspect of Wyoming heavy haul trucking. From the first consultation to final delivery, we coordinate permits, pilot cars, insurance documentation, route surveys, and scheduling — so you can focus on your operations while we manage the complex details.

With over a decade of experience in heavy haul, flatbed, step deck, and hot shot transport, we combine insured carriers, a nationwide trailer network, and 24/7 dispatch support to deliver professional, cost-effective, and compliant logistics solutions.

We take pride in being one of the few heavy haul partners serving Casper that offers real-time updates, compliance-focused routing, and nationwide coverage — helping ensure your machinery, containers, and project cargo reach their destinations safely and efficiently.

Transparent Pricing

Clear, competitive pricing with no hidden fees.

Licensed & Insured

Fully licensed, bonded, and insured Alabama heavy haul carriers.

ALDOT-Certified Drivers

ALDOT-compliant drivers familiar with every major Alabama interstate and highway.

10+ Years Expertise

10+ years of proven expertise in oversize, overweight, and specialized freight.

24/7 Dispatch & Tracking

24/7 dispatch and shipment visibility for transparent communication.

Nationwide Fleet Network

Nationwide network of flatbed, step deck, RGN, multi-axle, and extendable trailers.

Pilot Car and Escort Vehicle Services

American Heavy Haul provides pilot cars and escort vehicles to guide oversize loads safely in and around Casper, WY. Proper escorts help protect your equipment, driver, and other motorists on the road.

Need pilot cars for your heavy haul? We’ve got you covered with professional, experienced escort partners.

Common Equipment American Heavy Haul Transports

American Heavy Haul specializes in transporting construction, industrial, and oversize equipment across Casper, Wyoming, and the rest of the U.S. Every shipment is handled with safety, timing, and compliance in mind.

Serving Every Corner of Wyoming

From the oilfields of Casper to the routes near Jackson — we provide insured, professional heavy haul and flatbed trucking services across Wyoming with on-time, efficient deliveries.

Trailer Types Offered by American Heavy Haul

We provide every major trailer type used in the U.S. heavy haul and oversize freight industry. Each trailer is selected based on your load dimensions, weight, route, and safety requirements.

Flatbed Trailers

Open-deck trailers designed for a wide mix of industrial freight including machinery, pallets, steel, pipe, and building materials.

Standard deck length: 48–53 ft
Typical capacity: up to ~48,000–50,000 lbs
No sides or roof for easy crane and side loading
Supports chains, binders, straps, and full tarping
Ideal for long, wide, or odd-shaped freight
Strong nationwide availability for fast dispatch

Best for: palletized loads, lumber, steel, machinery.

Step Deck Trailers

Trailers with a lower main deck behind the step that provide extra height clearance for taller machines and equipment.

Overall length: 48–53 ft common
Lower deck height: ~36–42 inches
Upper deck for pallets and smaller items
Allows taller freight without special permits in many cases
Safer for top-heavy or tall equipment than standard flatbeds
Compatible with ramps and dock loading in many yards

Best for: tractors, loaders, farm and construction gear.

Double Drop Deck

Specialized trailers with a deep center “well” that rides very low to move extremely tall freight within legal or permitted height limits.

Center well length: often 25–30 ft
Well deck height: around 18–24 inches
Front and rear decks raised for axle clearance
Ideal for freight that cannot be disassembled
Helps reduce bridge and overhead clearance issues
Common in heavy industrial and project cargo moves

Best for: tall tanks, press frames, industrial modules.

RGN – Removable Gooseneck

Trailers with a detachable front neck so the deck can drop to the ground and form a ramp for loading heavy, self-driven equipment.

Front neck detaches for drive-on loading
Well lengths commonly 20–30 ft or longer
Available in 2–13 axle configurations
Handles very heavy, compact equipment
Low deck height to manage overall load height
Highly flexible for construction and mining machinery

Best for: dozers, cranes, scrapers, heavy wheeled units.

Lowboy Trailers

Heavy-duty low-deck trailers built to move tall and heavy construction or industrial machinery while managing clearance restrictions.

Very low deck height compared to flatbeds
Commonly rated for 40,000–80,000+ lbs, depending on axles
Multiple axle configurations for heavy freight
Supports crawlers, tracked units, and large wheeled machines
Often used with outriggers for wider equipment
Engineered to handle rough job-site conditions

Best for: excavators, dozers, large job-site equipment.

Landoll Trailers

Hydraulic sliding-axle trailers that tilt the deck to the ground for fast loading when docks, ramps, or forklifts are limited.

Deck can tilt and slide to ground level
Ideal for roll-on/roll-off loading
Often 48–53 ft in length
Handles mixed fleets, trucks, and equipment
Reduces need for separate ramps or loading docks
Great for recovery, relocation, and remarketing loads

Best for: trucks, buses, mixed small equipment fleets.

Extendable Flatbed

Telescoping flatbed trailers that stretch beyond standard length to legally move very long loads while controlling overhang.

Closed length often 48–53 ft
Extended length can exceed 70+ ft
Adjustable to match exact freight length
Helps comply with bridge and overhang rules
Designed for long, uniform freight pieces
Still offers open-deck loading flexibility

Best for: long beams, blades, pipes, structural steel.

Conestoga Curtain-Side

Flatbed-style trailers equipped with a rolling curtain system to protect freight from weather while keeping side-loading access.

Sliding curtain acts like a moving “van” wall
Deck size similar to standard flatbeds
Full weather protection without losing side access
Excellent for finished or painted products
Helps reduce risk of tarp damage and delays
Supports both forklift and crane loading

Best for: finished machinery, painted parts, sensitive freight.

Extendable RGN

Removable gooseneck trailers with stretchable wells that combine low deck height with extended length for unique industrial freight.

Closed well similar to standard RGN lengths
Extended well for long plant or process components
Maintains drive-on loading through detachable neck
Ideal for tall and long equipment combined
Helps reduce need for multiple separate shipments
Requires careful planning and experienced operators

Best for: long presses, plant components, specialized machinery.

Multi-Axle Heavy Haul

Engineered multi-axle trailers using jeeps, boosters, and dollies to spread extreme weight across more axles and protect infrastructure.

Custom 5–13+ axle configurations
Supports superload weights far above standard limits
Often requires route surveys and special permits
Configurable for bridge and road limitations
Used for large industrial, energy, and infrastructure cargo
Operated by highly experienced heavy haul carriers

Best for: superloads, extreme weight, and specialized projects.

Dry Van Trailers

Enclosed box trailers that keep freight protected from weather, theft, and road debris during transport.

Typical length: 48–53 ft
Fully enclosed with lockable doors
Ideal for boxed, crated, and palletized products
Multiple E-track or logistics post options inside
High cube options for extra volume capacity
Common in retail, manufacturing, and distribution freight

Best for: packaged goods, pallets, non-hazardous freight.

Hot Shot / Gooseneck

Smaller, pickup-pulled trailers for lighter freight and urgent deliveries that need to move quickly across regional or short-haul lanes.

Common deck lengths: 30–40+ ft
Lower GVW than full-size semi-trailers
Great for partials and less-than-truckload freight
Can access tighter locations than standard trucks
Frequently used for last-minute or rush projects
Flexible option for small machines and equipment

Best for: light machinery, partials, urgent freight.

Power Only Trucking

Tractor and driver services where American Heavy Haul hooks to your pre-loaded or customer-owned trailer and moves it to the next destination.

Supports dry vans, flatbeds, tankers, and specialty trailers
Ideal when you own the trailer but need a carrier
Available for regional or long-haul moves
Flexible scheduling for live loads or drop-and-hook
Reduces need to maintain your own driver pool
Helps reposition empty or loaded trailers efficiently

Best for: customer-owned trailers, mobile offices, specialized units.

Pilot Cars & Escort Vehicles

Lead and chase vehicles that support oversize shipments with traffic control, height checks, and on-the-road safety communication.

Front and rear escorts for wide or long loads
Height-pole cars to check bridges and overheads
Two-way radios for constant contact with drivers
Required by many states for large oversize moves
Helps manage lane changes, turns, and merges
Improves overall safety for the public and the load

Best for: oversize loads requiring route protection and escorts.

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