Hyper Transport

Hello Fellow RV'ers! We have moved back to central Texas and are currently moving RV's on the weekends only. Have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

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Hello fellow RVers! I would like to announce that we have moved back to the central Texas area. We will no longer be servicing the east Texas area. A huge thank you to East Texas for allowing us to move your precious cargo for the last 2 years.

During the move, we had 2 blow outs on our rv. Please get new tires if they are over 5 years. Adios east Texas!

Second move of the day.
25ft bumper pull
Jacksonville to Palestine
All backed up and ready for the new owners 🙂

Triple Axle 5th wheel adventure complete! Successfully transported from Ardmore, Oklahoma to Gladewater, TX. Now, let's kick back and enjoy the Truman Show with our little human!

Todays move:

35ft gooseneck. Houston, TX ----> College Station, TX.

Early morning departure for this crew. Chickfila iced coffee ☕️ helped us get the day started. Hook up, move, and drop off all went perfecto! Customers are new Rv full timers, so Blake gave them some pointers. 😃
Now it is time for some lunch 🥗 and a 2 hour drive home.

Hauled this camper the other day within the city of Flint. Sun kept shining until after we got it dropped in place. Then a storm hit. Perfect timing for the win !

33ft 5th wheel moved from Mineola to Whitehouse, Texas. We picked this one up from a RV sales place. There was a little bit of a waiting time, and a few branches the customer had to cut. We got it backed in, off the truck, helped run the auto level, and then headed home.

Happy Memorial Day. Thank you to all the men and women who have or are serving to keep our country free.

Today we moved a bumper pull camper from Quitman, Texas to Conroe, Texas. Everything went perfectly. Delivered safe and soun

Moved an RV and a tiny house for a customer today.

Driver backed the rv up like a champ. He had to back it up in a tight spot between a tree and a pole. With good team work and communication, we got it in its spot on the first try.

The tiny house had to be pulled out of its spot to be able to get it on the truck. We did some engineering and pulled it out so we could hook it up. Video will be in the comments.

Time to spend some time with our son and get ready for another move tomorrow. Everything went perfectly. No issues and the camper and the tiny home have been safely delivered.

Another day, and two moves on the schedule.

Short local haul. 30 foot fifth wheel. New battery so jacks were strong. Dropped it at the lake for a fun filled weekend.

Rolling solo today. My co-pilot was mia today. It was a bit tricky without her. Had to rely on my survival instincts to navigate the treacherous world of rv moving. No more solo trips for this guy. Camera man forgot to close the door.

32 foot, 5th wheel. 2003 with new shoes. A smooth 70 mph trip it was. Had to bust a tight 90 and back it into its temporary spot. Pickup in Pittsburgh, TX. Dropped in good ol' Tyler, TX.

Move #3 for this 43ft camper. Good to see old friends. Mabank to Lindale. Easy move and some of our favorite customers.

We got to move our own camper again. Everything went smooth, but we did back it into its spot in a bad storm.

Friday evening move. Rain was expected, but held out for us to get this bumper pull moved for our customer. Delivered safe and sound. Good start to the weekend.

Moved two campers for same customer today. The driver met his most difficult challenge yet, backing up a tight driveway with twists and turns. Unfortunately, we couldn't make it up the slippery second curve, but installing the four-wheel drive axle did the trick. Delivered the second camper spot-on in a tree-filled park with many turns, taking it slow and meeting the customer's exact measurements.

While waiting on our customer we stumbled across a large fish skelton. Poor fish didn't make it.

When picking up from a dealer, you never expect problems. This was a 2019, 30ft, 5th. Easy money, usually. The dealer did not provide a spare because it was on order and was a specialized rim. I asked the dealer if the tires were good, and well, you know what they said. I inspected the tires myself and they looked new. I did not check the date code, my mistake.

This pickup was in bossier city, Louisiana going to French Settlement, Louisiana, a 4.5 hr haul into deep Louisiana. At approximately 3.5 hrs in, going at a smooth 65 in the fast lane, disaster strikes. Blow out drivers side rv rear tire.

We pulled to the mini-me sized shoulder and crept to the next one lane dirt road. I was thinking, we are sleeping in this thing. At that time, a white dodge ram pulled up beside me. He told me I can pull into his driveway and change the flat. I shared the bad news, no spare.

This couple was our guardian angels. They took us to a tire shop 20 mins away. An hour later I had the new tire on. The tread came off the middle of the tire and caught the power and control wires for the rear jack and wrapped them around the inside of the hub. I tried to untangle, but could not get them. I ended up taping them to the axle. An hour later, we got it dropped. These tires were from 2018. They were 6 year old tires. I've had older tires last longer, but who really knows what's going on inside a tire. Always bring a spare. This haul really pushed me closer to retirement. A huge thank you to our guardian angels.