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Oversized Equipment
Moving oversized equipment requires more than just a truck — it demands precision, experience, and compliance with transport regulations. At ARP Freight Solutions, we specialise in the safe and efficient transportation of oversized and over-dimensional equipment across Melbourne and throughout Australia.
Whether it’s construction machinery, industrial equipment, mining components, or large-scale freight, our team ensures your equipment is delivered securely, on time, and without disruption.
Overlength Equipment
Transporting long and oversized equipment requires expert handling, the right vehicles, and strict compliance with transport regulations. At ARP Freight Solutions, we provide reliable and efficient overlength equipment transport services across Melbourne and Australia.
Whether it’s pipes, beams, machinery, or construction components, we have the experience and the specialised fleet to move it safely and securely.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Expert oversized equipment & Overlength Equipment transport in Melbourne. We move heavy machinery safely, legally, and on time—Australia-wide delivery available.
Do I need a permit to transport overlength equipment?
Yes, in most cases, transporting overlength freight requires a permit. At ARP Freight Solutions, we manage all necessary permits and route approvals to ensure your load is moved legally and safely.
What industries typically require overlength transport?
Industries such as construction, mining, manufacturing, oil and gas, and infrastructure commonly use overlength transport for materials like steel structures, long pipes, machinery, and industrial components.
Can you transport oversized equipment interstate or to remote areas?
Absolutely. We provide oversized equipment transport across Melbourne and throughout Australia, including remote project sites, mines, farms, and construction zones.
What types of trailers do you use for oversized freight?
We use a range of specialised equipment including low loaders, extendable trailers, drop decks, and flatbeds — selected based on the equipment type and route conditions.
