Move Your Heavy Equipment with Kentucky Roots
J&M MANLEY TRUCKING is a Kentucky-based hauler moving excavators, tractors, and cranes across the country and beyond.
ON THE ROAD
How many miles have we hauled?
Every load builds on the last. Years of runs across Kentucky and beyond add up to equipment moved on time and on permit.
30+
Years Combined
500+
Loads Hauled
48
States Served
100%
Permit Compliance
HOW WE HAUL
Loaded and secured, or it doesn't roll
Every load gets the permits, the right trailer, and the route plan. That's how we keep your equipment moving without surprises.
Permits handled
We pull the oversize and overweight permits for every haul, so you don't have to sort out the paperwork.
Right trailer for the load
Lowboys, step decks, RGNs. We match the trailer to your equipment's weight and dimensions, no guessing.
Route planned in advance
We check clearance, weight limits, and road conditions before we roll so your load stays on schedule.
Secure tie-downs
Every machine gets chained and bound to spec. If it shifts, we don't move.
Straight answers
We tell you what the move takes, what it costs, and when it arrives. No double talk.
CLIENT RELATIONSHIPS
The Manleys' hauling reputation
We take the same care with your equipment that we take with our own. Clients come back to us because we show up on time and treat their machines like ours.
We've used many haulers over the years. J&M is the only one who calls ahead with a route plan and delivers our excavator exactly when promised, every single time.
Tom Whitfield
Construction Supervisor
Relying on them to move our tractors between farms has been the easiest part of our whole season. They handle the permits and show up when they say they will.
Evelyn Marsh
Farm Owner
We needed a crane moved across state lines on a tight deadline. J&M handled the route, the weight permits, and the delivery without a single hiccup.
Derek Hoffman
Project Manager, Industrial Contractor
Let's talk about your next haul.
Tell us the equipment and the drop-off point. We'll handle the trailers, permits, and the route, no double talk.