Machine and route information
Gather accurate dimensions, weight, configuration, pickup conditions, delivery conditions and timing before freight is quoted.
Heavy equipment logistics coordination
Keep logistics connected to the equipment transaction.
Brunwell coordinates the information and providers involved in moving equipment after or alongside a transaction. The goal is simple: make sure the machine, route, commercial terms and delivery timing stay aligned.
Coordination, clearly defined
The move should be planned with the machine—not after it.
Transport assumptions can change the delivered cost and the feasibility of a purchase. Dimensions, weight, loading conditions, permits, route restrictions and delivery timing should be understood early enough to affect the decision.
Brunwell coordinates with transportation and service providers. The selected carrier and specialists remain responsible for operating the move and meeting the requirements that apply to their work.
Logistics scope
Four parts of a coordinated equipment move.
Each stage depends on accurate information from the stage before it.
Provider coordination
Keep the buyer, seller and qualified transportation providers working from the same equipment and scheduling information.
Documentation handoff
Coordinate the commercial and equipment documents required by the selected providers and the transaction’s origin and destination.
Pickup through delivery
Align machine availability, loading responsibility, appointment windows and delivery communication through the handoff.
What the logistics brief needs
Accurate measurements before a freight number.
Model specifications can be a starting point, but attachments, tires, booms, counterweights and job-specific modifications can change the move.
- Machine
- Make, model, configuration, attachments and running condition
- Dimensions
- Verified transport length, width, height and operating weight
- Origin
- Pickup address, access, loading support and availability date
- Destination
- Delivery address, site access, unloading plan and required date
Plan an equipment move
Start with a complete logistics brief.
Provide the machine, verified dimensions and weight, pickup location, delivery point, loading conditions and required timing.