From used equipment sales to crane rentals, machine rebuilds to renewable energy projects — every deal HOLT CAT closes creates a logistics need. STT handles all of it: 80,000+ loads, 50 states, since 2015. We're not here to compete with your internal transport team. We're here to be the partner behind every move they can't cover.
HOLT CAT doesn't need to be sold on the value of logistics — you already know it. Every one of your divisions generates transport needs. The question is: are you getting the best service, best pricing, and best experience for every single one of those moves?
We analyzed every service line on holtcat.com. Here's exactly where STT adds value across your operation — not just in used equipment sales.
HOLT CAT already promises customers: "transport costs are included — we arrange pickup directly from your location." That means you're already buying transport for every machine sold through this program.
Every crane sale or rental requires expert transport: disassembly, oversized permits, route surveys, pilot cars, possibly police escorts. The most complex and highest-value moves in the industry.
HOLT CAT and Texas First Rentals constantly rebalance equipment across locations. When demand is in Houston but inventory sits in San Antonio, someone has to move it. Your 21 internal trucks stay busy on core service runs.
Rebuilt machines need to arrive at your shop from the field, then return to the customer after completion. In-bound and out-bound transport for rebuild jobs — especially when customers are out of state.
Texas is the #1 wind energy state and exploding in solar. HOLT Renewables is in that market — and renewable energy equipment (transformers, wind components, solar racking systems) requires heavy haul specialists with oversize permits.
HOLT packages and delivers industrial engines to oil & gas, mining, and power generation customers. These are high-value, heavy loads that require flatbed and lowboy specialists with proper tie-down procedures.
HOLT CAT's Customer Equipment Sales Program is a 6-step process to sell customers' used equipment. Step 6 says you handle transport. That's a promise you make — and STT is how you keep it, every time, without stress.
Your program guarantees: "Transport costs are eliminated when you use HOLT's Customer Equipment Sales program. Once sold, we arrange for your equipment to be picked up directly from your location."
That's a logistics promise made to every single seller in your program. You need a carrier you trust to honor it — every time, no exceptions, anywhere in the country.
We've done our homework on HOLT CAT. Here's what we found — and why we believe this partnership makes sense on both sides.
We know. HOLT CAT's Equipment Hauling fleet has 21 heavy-duty trucks. This isn't about replacing it — it's about the moves it simply cannot cover.
Pick what fits HOLT CAT's operation. All three are structured so your team gets value without adding work — and every option includes a dedicated STT rep for your accounts.
When a HOLT CAT buyer, seller, or division needs transport, your team connects them with STT. We handle everything — permits, carriers, delivery. You earn a referral fee on every completed move across every division.
You already promise customers that transport is handled when they sell through your Customer Equipment Sales Program. STT becomes the carrier you call every time — consistent, reliable, nationwide.
STT sends a curated, branded email featuring HOLT CAT's available inventory directly to our database of 53,199 active heavy equipment buyers — people who are already in the market for the exact machines you sell.
We don't charge dealers to become partners. Here's exactly what's on the table from day one.
Everything included when you join the STT Dealer Partner Program
178 reviews on BBB averaging 4.83★. 440 reviews on Transport Reviews at a perfect 5★. Here's what customers say after we move their equipment.
We'll run the math live on your volume — Customer Sales program, crane moves, rental redistribution, everything. You'll see a specific number. Then you decide if it's worth a handshake.