Hiab hire · Cornwall and Devon
Lifted, loaded and where you need it.
LCD Haulage & Hiab Hire is a 30TM HMF hiab lorry working out of Truro, covering the whole of Cornwall and Devon. Plant, containers, machinery, steel and timber — carried and craned into place on one visit.
- 30TM
- HMF hiab crane
- 10m
- Working reach
- 10 ton
- Load capacity
- 24hr
- Monday to Saturday
What we move
One lorry that carries it and lifts it.
A hiab means the load does not stop at the kerb. It goes over the wall, into the yard, onto the blocks or up to the scaffold, without a second machine and a second crew waiting on it.
Hiab hire
A lorry that carries the load and lifts it into place, so you do not need a separate crane or a telehandler waiting on site.
More about hiab hire →Plant and machinery transport
Diggers, dumpers, mini excavators and site equipment moved between sites, yards and hire depots.
More about plant & machinery →Container movements
Storage and shipping containers delivered, collected and repositioned, and lifted into place rather than dragged.
More about containers →Steel and timber haulage
Beams, trusses, packs of timber and building materials delivered and lifted where they are needed.
More about steel & timber →General haulage
The loads that do not fit a neat category: awkward, heavy, one-off, or needing a lift at one end.
More about general haulage →The lorry
The numbers you actually need before you ring.
- 30TM HMF hiab with 10m reach of working reach
- Cheesewedge body, 10 ton load capacity
- Loads lifted on and off by crane, so no forklift or telehandler needed at either end
- Tight access, farm tracks, verges and yards a trailer will not reach
- Fully insured, with details sent before the job if your site needs them on file
Where we work
Cornwall and Devon, from a base near Truro.
Feock sits just outside Truro, which puts most of Cornwall within an easy run and the A38 and A30 straight into Devon. There is no surcharge for crossing the Tamar.
Get a price
Tell us what needs moving.
What it is, roughly what it weighs and where it is going is usually enough for a price. A photograph of the access helps more than anything else.