The first thing Heavy Equipment Transport does when moving your semi-truck with another semi-truck is design a concrete plan to do this. Next, our team will get all the equipment to get the job done as expected, depending on the first semi truck’s features. For instance, the towing semi-truck has to be larger and weightier than the one we’re moving. This promises enough power to keep towing, even in traffic.
During this process, our semi-truck hauling professionals use a tow bar. We attach its front part to a rear-mounted hitch on the towing semi-truck—we have high-quality safety chains to avoid failure. Our drivers are extremely cautious to avoid any delay while in transit. Therefore, we ensure that there’s no passenger in the semi-truck we’re towing. We also turn on its ignition to prevent the wheel from locking. Finally, if we’re pulling the vehicle at night, we ensure the towed semi truck’s parking lights are on to warn other motorists on the road and prevent accidents.