Small machines can sometimes be driven into a 40ft high-cube after lowering the boom and, if needed, removing the cab guard or exhaust. Larger 13-16 t machines often do not fit and ship on a flat rack, by RoRo or as breakbulk.
The decision is made from the machine's real dimensions and weight, not its nominal tonnage. We measure the unit, then propose the loading method and the lashing plan before booking.
Ask us for the model, tonnage or destination you have in mind — we reply with matching units and an FOB or CIF quotation.