Speak with us about hauling your motor scraper where you want it today. Great rates and super service on oversize loads. Choose Allstate Transport Solutions today to ship your motor scraper to its next destination anywhere in North America. Your paving equipment is safe and secure while it travels with one of our experienced heavy equipment drivers.

With Allstate Transport Solutions you can expect on time service, prompt offloads and courteous customer service when you ship your motor scraper with us. 

Most of our heavy equipment drivers can operate your motor scraper for loading and unloading purposes. That’s a priceless skill when you’re dealing with such a large valuable piece of equipment. In addition, our drivers are experts at positioning your motor scrapers properly on their trailers. For fast and efficient transport of your valuable motor scraper, call Allstate Transport Solutions today.

Self-propelled motor scrapers are the most popular type of scraper used today. Ranging anywhere from 8-feet to 40-feet in length, self-propelled motor scrapers are used to level the dirt on a construction site. Each machine can handle massive quantities of dirt in one pass.

Most variation among motor scrapers occurs in the undercarriage. Most motor scrapers are of the same design. Other types of motor scraper we ship include:

Elevating scraper. Like a mixing bowl on wheels, elevating scrapers can blend and sort dirt once its been captured. Larger than other scrapers.

Auger scraper. Instead of an apron, auger loaders have rotating wheels that sweep dirt into the bowl. Heavy and lengthy, usually ship on RGN trailers.

Push-pull scraper. These non-powered scrapers are towed behind motor scrapers, like a train car, to scoop more dirt. We ship smaller scrapers too.

Non-motorized scrapers also can be towed by tractors or bulldozers. Depending upon the dimensions of your non-motorized scraper, you’ll need a step-deck trailer or a flatbed trailer. The largest push-pull scrapers, ones used with motor scrapers, usually require RGN trailer transport.

All self-propelled motor scrapers are too large to haul on flatbed trailers. Most motor scrapers won’t fit on step-deck trailers. Your best bet to ship a motor scraper usually is going to be an RGN trailer.

Non-motorized scrapers, which are usually towed behind tractors or bulldozers, can be transported on board flatbed trailers or step-deck trailers. To match your equipment with the proper trailer, make sure you know the exact dimensions of your machine. Motor scrapers are regularly shipped on:

RGN trailers. With their big tires and large ground clearance, it’s fairly easy to drive a motor scraper on and off an RGN trailer.

Step deck trailers. Only the smallest motor scrapers have a chance of fitting on a step-deck trailer. Usually they weigh too much to drive up the ramps.

Most self-propelled motor scrapers travel as oversize loads. Width often is an issue, as is weight and length. To ship your largest motor scraper, use a multi-axel extended RGN trailer. Speak with your knowledgeable logistics agent for help calculating the size and capacity you’ll need from an RGN trailer to haul your oversize load.

Oversize regulations vary among states, so check with your agent for specifics. Your agent can handle all the logistics of your oversize shipment: trailer selection, route routing, shipment scheduling, escort-vehicle retention, and transportation. Trust your knowledgeable agent to take care of all the important facets of shipping your oversize motor scraper anywhere you want it.

Allstate Transport Solutions hauls all the major brands of motor scraper all across the country. If you need a motor scraper shipped, call us today. We’ll haul motor scrapers made by any of the major manufacturers, including: