Forestry Equipment Transport

Feller bunchers, skidders and forwarders — out of the woods and onto the road.

Forestry equipment is heavy, tall and usually sitting at the edge of a logging job far from paved roads. IronHaul moves feller bunchers, skidders, forwarders, mulchers and forestry-configured excavators and loaders on the right trailer for the terrain and the timeline.

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Logging and land-clearing machines combine serious weight with tracks, guarding and tall cabs that push loads over height. Most forestry moves need a step deck or RGN plus a driver who can load safely off a landing or a rough site. We handle both.

What makes forestry moves different

Off-road and landing pickups

Forestry machines rarely sit on pavement. We plan pickups off logging landings and rough sites and load safely where the machine is.

Height and tracks

Tall cabs, guarding and tracked undercarriages push forestry loads toward step deck and RGN trailers. We spec for legal height.

Attachments and heads

Cutting heads, mulchers and grapples often ship best separately. We coordinate the machine and its attachments together.

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Frequently asked questions

Can you pick up forestry equipment off a logging site?

Yes — off-road and landing pickups are routine for us. Give us the site access details and we will plan the load.

What trailer do you use for a feller buncher or skidder?

Most forestry machines ship on a step deck or RGN depending on weight and height. Send us the model and we will spec it.

Should I remove the cutting head or mulcher?

Often yes — removing the head can bring the load within legal height. We will advise and can coordinate shipping the attachment with the machine.

Move your forestry equipment with IronHaul

Direct pricing, the right trailer, and a specialist who owns the move end to end.