en.Wedoany.com Reported - Titan Worldwide Logistics, a third-party logistics company headquartered in Texas, announced the successful completion of a 2,000-mile heavy transport project, moving two Demag CC 2500 crawler cranes from Corpus Christi, Texas, to Seattle, Washington, with zero incidents.

The transport involved crane equipment valued at approximately $3 million, spanning eight states and totaling 52 truckloads. Each Demag CC 2500 crawler crane, due to its size and lifting capacity, required full disassembly for shipment, occupying 26 truckloads per crane. The largest components in the shipment were two 90-ton crane bodies, each weighing 180,000 pounds, classified as oversized cargo. These were loaded on removable gooseneck trailers and escorted by two pilot vehicles along a planned route to meet weight and width permit requirements for each state.

The project required precise coordination in quoting, route planning, permit acquisition, on-site supervision, and final delivery. Titan Worldwide Logistics stated that transporting such crawler cranes demands detailed planning, continuous communication, and strict attention to safety. The company completed a site survey within two weeks of initial contact, launched the project within one month, dispatched all 52 truckloads within two weeks, and completed final delivery within one week after all cargo had departed.

This transport highlights Titan Worldwide Logistics' capabilities in oversized cargo transportation, heavy equipment logistics, and multi-state project execution for clients in the construction, energy, mining, and industrial sectors.

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