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Moving Abnormal Loads

We are known in the industry as “Specialists in Motion” that can undertake all aspects of an abnormal and dedicated load. These include wide, long and oversized loads, as well as heavy haulage.
When we are involved in your abnormal load, you can be assured that the items in question to be transported, will be completed in a professional and timely manner; but most importantly with detailed care and safety. With many years experience in this specialised area of the transport industry, we will swiftly handle all the traffic permits and relevant paper work to ensure that your abnormal load is completed to the highest standards.

Keith Rhodes Machinery Installations Ltd operate X3 STGO Cat 2 tractor units, which operate up to 80,000 kgs GVW (Gross Vehicle Weight). We also have a variety of trailers which will be expertly selected and suited to the load and project requirements.

As a company, if legally required by the load, we can provide our own escort pilot vehicles, including our very latest Volkswagon Crafter. With it’s comfort and adaptive driving functions, it is the perfect addition to an abnormal load, providing assistance in the safe and timely delivery of your goods.

If you require further details about how Keith Rhodes Machinery Installations Ltd can help you, please  contact us.

Abnormal Loads FAQs

What weight can you transport?

We operate STGO CAT 2 tractor units, which have 80,000kgs (80ton) gross Vehicle weight

Do you supply the relevant paperwork?

Yes – We handle all of the necessary permits and paperwork to undertake your abnormal load.

What is an abnormal load?

An ‘abnormal load’ is a vehicle that has a weight of more than 44,000kg, an axle load of more than 10,000kg for a single non-driving axle and 11,500kg for a single driving axle, a width of more than 2.9 metres and a rigid length of more than 18.65 metres. (Info from the Government UK)

Do I need an escort vehicle?

Keith Rhodes will provide an escort vehicle for the duration of the journey.

How far will you travel to complete abnormal loads?

Our company is based in the south west of England, in the county of Gloucestershire, yet we cover the whole of the UK; from the tip of Scotland, the far coasts of Penzance and Norwich, to the gorgeous Pembrokeshire and Gwynedd coastlines. If required, we can also travel to Europe.