If you are arranging freight for the baler, be sure to work with a freight broker that understands how to ship machinery. Balers are most commonly shipped on flatbed trailers with air ride suspension. Both the loading and unloading conditions must be taken into account when determining what type of trailer is best for the job. Your rigging company can provide valuable advice on the type of trailer that allows for the efficient unloading and handling of your materials. Give specific instructions ensure the baler is tarped at all times while on the trailer, and provide detailed instruction for the dates and times for pick-up and delivery. It is important that all parties are clear on the need for timely pick-up and delivery, as it costs money to have a rigging crew waiting for the trailer to arrive. Make sure the carrier is aware you will need time load and unload the trailer.