Oversize & Overweight
Overweight containers and out-of-gauge freight off the Ports of Seattle and Tacoma, handled by a team equipped for heavy haul.
Heavy and oversize containers need the right equipment and the right permits. Ad Hoc Logistics moves overweight and out-of-gauge freight off the Port of Seattle and Port of Tacoma on flatbed, stepdeck and multi-axle chassis — with the routing and permitting handled so the load gets there legally and on time.
What we handle
Heavy import/export boxes on 5-axle and tri-axle chassis to stay within legal axle weights.
Out-of-gauge and breakbulk freight on flatbed and stepdeck, tarped as needed.
Over-dimensional project freight — a natural fit with our Port of Everett heavy-lift work.
Oversize/overweight permits and route planning so the move is compliant end to end.
Pilot and escort cars arranged where the dimensions or the route require them.
Heavy transloads and secure storage for overweight boxes at our Kent yard.
Overweight drayage is about axle weights, chassis and routing — get any of them wrong and the load doesn't leave the terminal. Our team runs the equipment and the permits for heavy and oversize freight across Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana. Need the box unloaded after the haul? Our transloading crew handles heavy transloads too.
We run 5-axle and tri-axle chassis for overweight boxes; send us the gross weight and we'll spec the right equipment and permits.
Yes — out-of-gauge and breakbulk freight moves on flatbed and stepdeck, tarped when the cargo needs it.
Yes. We handle oversize/overweight permitting and route planning as part of the move.
Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana — with permitting and routing arranged for each leg.
Yes — secure storage for heavy and oversize boxes at our Kent yard between the dray and the haul.
Oversize and out-of-gauge
Flatbed, stepdeck and multi-axle for oversize, out-of-gauge and project cargo, with the permits handled for you.
Quote a heavy haulSend us the weight, dimensions and destination — we'll spec the equipment and quote it.
Request a heavy-haul quote