Transporting Vehical using a Low Loader - Guide

Ideally, you need to pull it in four different directions, from each corner of the plant.

If its a heavy roller say, then there'll be hook points or areas on the chassis of the machine where you can hook your CHAINS. If you can drive the machine up to the step of the low loader (where it steps up over the back of the tractor unit) then do that coz it can go nowhere if you have to brake hard.

If its a farm tractor, then the done thing is to just use truck straps up and over the wheels but a tractor really should be chained I think, due to the weight of the thing.

If its a big hunk of a piece of general machinery, you want to be getting as much of the main chassis of the thing in contact with the floor of the loader using blocks of timber if needed. In fact thats an important point, steel on steel is bad when cornering, and will test your method of securing the load to the limit, its good if transporting machinery on a steel floor to have timber packers or plywood in between the two.