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Step Deck
What is “Step Deck dispatch”?
A step-deck trailer, also known as a drop-deck trailer, is a type of trailer that has a ramp at the back that can be lowered to ground level. This type of trailer is used for transporting heavy equipment or machinery.
The step deck trailer is designed to transport heavy equipment and machinery, such as bulldozers and construction vehicles. The ramp at the back of the trailer can be lowered to ground level for loading and unloading cargo. There are also some models that can be lifted off the ground for loading and unloading without having to drive up ramps or use a crane. When looking to carry cargo without having to get legal permits for exceeding the legal height limit, a step deck is your best option.
The Following Is A List Of Goods That Can Be Transported On A Step-Deck Trailer.
You might have noticed that this trailer has the ability to raise and lower the deck height. It’s all made possible because we’ve included a unique step-deck design. This is useful when transporting large items, as it deals with all types of weight, from big machinery to heavy freight.
- ✓ Agricultural Equipment.
- ✓ Construction Material
- ✓ Tractors
- ✓ It Can Load Heavy Machinery.
- ✓ Excavators
Advantages of using Step Deck trailers for dispatch
- ✓ A step-deck trailer is a great option for those who need to haul extra-tall loads. A standard deck trailer will not be able to accommodate these types of loads because the height of the load will exceed the height of the trailer.
- ✓ A step-deck trailer can help you avoid costly repairs and traffic delays. It also makes it easier for you to load and unload heavy cargo from your truck or tractor.
- ✓ It is easier to unload heavy goods because stepdeck trailers, unlike other trailers, can be lowered to the ground, which makes cargo handling easier.
- ✓ Versatility
Our Step Deck Dispatch Service: Supporting You As You Do Your Best Out On The Road
Most trucking companies, owner-operators, and truckers in general often have to deal with a high turnover rate for their dispatchers. This is due to the fact that the work can be very stressful and heavy load dispatch is in high demand.
Trucking companies, independent contractors, and owner-operators can all benefit from working with us. Fleet Care dispatch services for step decks will minimize your time on the road, increase your income, and get you the best loads. You can easily let our dispatch office handle all the paperwork, contracts, and schedule-making so you can focus on two things that matter the most ‒ the road and the money you earn.
The Fleet.Care Step Deck Dispatch Service—Providing An Honest And Reliable Experience
Working with Fleetcare:
- ✓ Our clients come first.
- ✓ A team of dispatch experts
- ✓ More income and less back-office work
- ✓ Full transparency in pricing
- ✓ On-time Delivery
You don’t have to worry about your load size, freight rate, or other processes. At FleetCare, we prioritize our clients’ interests and help them achieve the most important things in their business without any stress, which is making money.
We will handle all the back-office work and provide full assistance during your whole dispatch process. Our Step Deck dispatch services cover all of your needs, and we have a dedicated dispatch support team to answer any questions you may have.
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