Scat Trak transport dimensions

Shipping width, height, length and weight for every Scat Trak machine we hold specs for — and, because 0% of them are oversize on a standard flatbed, which states need a permit before you haul one.

Machines on file
25
Need a permit on a flatbed
0 (0%)
Widest
6' 1"
Heaviest
11,464 lbs

The permit figure counts machines over 102 inches wide, or over 13'6" once loaded on a flatbed deck, or over 80,000 lbs gross with a typical tractor and trailer. A lower deck changes the answer for many of them — each machine's page works it out on a flatbed, step deck and lowboy.

Every machine, with its dimensions

  • 234S

    4' 10" wide • 7' 9" tall • 7,055 lbs

  • 254S

    6' 1" wide • 8' 3" tall • 11,244 lbs

  • 530

    4' 10" wide • 7' 9" tall • 5,300 lbs

  • 535

    4' 10" wide • 7' 9" tall • 6,725 lbs

  • 545

    6' 1" wide • 8' 1" tall • 11,464 lbs

  • 3200

    5' 5" wide • 7' 7" tall • 8,681 lbs

  • 3210

    5' 5" wide • 7' 7" tall • 8,681 lbs

  • 1050

    5' wide • 6' 2" tall • 4,600 lbs

  • 1300

    4' 6" wide • 6' 2" tall • 4,850 lbs

  • 1300C, 1300CX

    5' 6" wide • 6' 6" tall • 5,300 lbs

  • 1300D

    4' 11" wide • 6' 5" tall • 5,404 lbs

  • 1350

    4' 6" wide • 6' 2" tall • 4,890 lbs

  • 1500D

    5' 5" wide • 6' 6" tall • 5,867 lbs

  • 1500DX

    5' 5" wide • 6' 6" tall • 5,978 lbs

  • 1610

    5' wide • 6' 10" tall • 6,100 lbs

  • 1650

    5' wide • 6' 10" tall • 6,100 lbs

  • 1700C, 1700CX

    6' wide • 6' 8" tall • 6,890 lbs

  • 1750D

    5' 11" wide • 6' 8" tall • 6,825 lbs

  • 2000D

    5' 11" wide • 6' 9" tall • 6,945 lbs

  • 2000DX

    5' 11" wide • 6' 9" tall • 7,060 lbs

  • 2100

    6' wide • 7' tall • 6,350 lbs

  • 2300D

    5' 11" wide • 6' 9" tall • 7,675 lbs

  • 2300DX

    5' 11" wide • 6' 9" tall • 7,775 lbs

  • 800

    3' wide • 6' 5" tall • 3,200 lbs

  • 850

    3' wide • 6' 5" tall • 3,200 lbs

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