Heavy Equipment Towing
Heavy Equipment Transport Across South Central Kansas and North Central Oklahoma
Equipment moves are usually tied to a schedule. Strickland Towing & Tire Service is the team that gets the right truck, trailer, and operator lined up so the machine can move without turning into another delay.
We move construction equipment, farm machinery, industrial units, municipal equipment, and disabled machines across South Central Kansas and North Central Oklahoma. WreckMaster and American Towing and Recovery Institute-trained operators support scheduled hauling, emergency recovery, and off-road equipment moves.
If you have a heavy piece of equipment to move, call us at 620-892-5232 with the equipment type, location, access details, size, if available, and destination. We’ll get it moving.
To learn more about our 24/7 Heavy Equipment Towing Service and to speak to a member of our team, call us at
When the Machine Can’t Move Itself
Heavy equipment towing and hauling often start when the machine cannot move safely, legally, or practically on its own:
- Equipment breaks down on-site
- Machinery must move between job locations
- A machine becomes stuck off-road
- Equipment is purchased and needs transport
- Recovery work is delaying crews or operations
- Oversized equipment requires specialized hauling
- A rollover or recovery situation prevents movement
With more than 40 years of heavy towing and recovery experience, our team at Strickland is the right call for equipment moves like these.
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Industries We Support
Heavy equipment transport plays a critical role in keeping projects, operations, and production schedules moving.
Strickland regularly supports:
Construction & infrastructure companies
Agricultural operations & farms
Utility & energy contractors
Municipal & public works departments
Industrial facilities
Manufacturing operations
Site development crews
Heavy Equipment Transport for Complex Moves
Not every machine can simply be loaded onto a trailer and hauled away. Weight distribution, track systems, disabled hydraulics, soft ground, and uneven loading areas can all affect how the equipment should be moved safely. Strickland’s fleet allows us to match the transport method to the machine and job conditions involved.
Wheeled Equipment Transport
Some wheeled equipment can be transported directly using heavy wreckers or tow units. This is commonly used for utility vehicles, municipal equipment, larger work trucks and certain agricultural equipment.
Non-Wheeled Equipment Lifting & Transport
Lowboys, Landolls, and rotators help move machines that cannot simply roll on. That gives us a way to recover, lift, and transport non-wheeled equipment from sites where loading is difficult.
Recovery & Transport of Disabled Equipment
A disabled machine often has to be recovered before it can be hauled. We can handle the winching, lifting, heavy-duty recovery setup, and transport.
Equipment Recovery From Difficult Access Points
Strickland uses heavy recovery equipment when site conditions shape the recovery, including soft ground, slopes, blocked access points, and uneven terrain.
We use:
- High-capacity winching systems
- Rotator booms for complex recoveries
- Heavy-duty units
We recover and transport:
Excavators
Bulldozers
Cranes
Backhoes
Skid steers
Loaders
Compactors
Trenchers
Trenchers
Forklifts
Drilling equipment
Telehandlers
Agricultural machinery
Local Equipment Transport From Nearby Dispatch Locations
Strickland dispatches from Wichita, Wellington, South Haven, and Braman, giving our operators coverage across the highways, rural roads, industrial corridors, and construction routes that shape heavy equipment movement throughout the region.
Our team regularly operates along I-35, I-135, Kansas Turnpike, US-54, US-81, US-77, US-166, US-400, and every road in between.
Because our operators know the terrain, bridge clearances, road conditions, and loading challenges across Kansas and Northern Oklahoma, we can better plan transport routes and recovery setups for larger machines.
Why Contractors and Equipment Owners Keep Our Number Handy
Equipment downtime affects labor, scheduling, deliveries, and overall job progress. Contractors and equipment owners call Strickland because they need a towing company with the fleet capacity and recovery experience to properly handle larger machines.
- 24/7 heavy equipment towing & transport
- 40-truck fleet with specialized hauling equipment
- Lowboys, Landolls & heavy wreckers available
- 50-ton & 75-ton rotator capability
- WreckMaster-trained operators
- ATRI-trained recovery personnel
- Coverage across Kansas & Northern Oklahoma
- Support for both planned hauling & emergency recovery
