Frequently asked questions

These machinery transport FAQs explain how to book machinery transport, what details help with tractor move questions, and when an oversize permit NSW conversation may be needed.

Pickup and delivery addresses (or at least suburbs + postcodes), machine make/model, approximate weight in kg, length × width × height, photos, access notes (gates, slopes, gravel), and preferred date window. That supports accurate machinery transport pricing and flatbed planning.

MCM publishes 5 tonne (5,000 kg) maximum for typical bookings—confirm in writing if your unit is close to limits. Heavy machinery transport may still be legal only below that figure depending on axle mass and dimensions.

Sometimes, when NSW oversize permits and escort rules allow. We assess wide machinery, high loads, and combinations before committing. See Oversized & heavy.

Newcastle through Mid North Coast to Coffs Harbour—see Service area. We are not a national interstate machinery transport linehaul by default; ask for exceptions.

Load restraint with rated chains/straps, edge protection where needed, and pre-trip checks. Customers must declare accurate machinery weights for Chain of Responsibility compliance.

Call 0493 597 629. Same-day depends on driver availability, distance, and loading readiness—not guaranteed.

No. MCM provides machinery transport as a service with the Hino GDJ1 and operator.

These FAQs answer common questions about quotes, booking, access, tractor moves, oversize loads, and what details MCM needs before accepting a job.

• Non-running machinery may need loading assistance or a different transport plan, so tell us before booking.
• Auction, dealer, and private-seller collections are possible when contacts, access, and pickup instructions are clear.
• If the machine is heavier or wider than described, the job may need to be requoted, rescheduled, or declined.
• Outside-hours pickup or delivery depends on route, site access, driver availability, and safety conditions.
• More notice gives MCM more time to check the route, access, and timing for farm or construction equipment moves.

The best next step is usually sending machine details, photos, timing, and access notes through the quote form.