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Bobcat Towing · Greendale, Milwaukee County

Bobcat to move in Greendale? S, T & E Series — hauled, attachment handled.

An S-Series loader due back at the rental counter, a T-Series compact track loader won at auction, an E-Series mini excavator headed in for dealer service, or a machine that quit mid-job with the auger still hung — MKE Towing & Recovery moves Bobcat-brand compact equipment on flatbeds and equipment trailers, fully insured. Chained at the lugs, attachment down or riding secured on its own, winch loading built into the quote for dead machines. ~22-min typical response on Greendale calls, exact price online before we roll.

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Greendale Bobcat transport
From $150
S, T & E Series + attachments — one call
~22-min typical Greendale dispatch — rental-clock priority
Chained at the lugs, four-point — COI on request
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Sized by the machine’s weight band with winch loading included when you flag it — an over-range machine gets a dispatcher’s custom price, never a fake online number.

MKE Towing & Recovery — open 24/7. Need a Bobcat moved in Greendale? MKE Towing & Recovery hauls Bobcat-brand compact equipment — S-Series skid-steer loaders, T-Series compact track loaders, and E-Series mini excavators, attachments handled — on flatbeds and equipment trailers, fully insured. Most compact machines run 5,000–10,000 lb; we confirm weight and balance, chain at the lugs, and control it on and off the deck. Winch loading for dead machines, ~22-minute typical Greendale response, exact price online in about 60 seconds. Call (414) 279-5510.

  • Licensed & insuredUSDOT 4272551 · MC 1659521
  • 4.3 ★ rating373 Google reviews
  • ~22-min arrivaltypical in Greendale
  • Family-run since 2019local, not a call center
  • Upfront flat pricingno surprise after-hours fees
  • 5-truck fleet3 flatbeds · 2 wreckers

Instant quote — free, no phone call needed

Get your Greendale Bobcat transport price now.

No phone call needed to see the number — the calculator prices your Greendale job with the same engine our dispatchers use and hands you a quote reference (Q-XXXXXXXX) in about 60 seconds. Heavy jobs that need specialty rigging or a recovery plan get a dispatcher's confirmation call before we roll.

Instant quote — free, no phone call needed

Know your exact price before we roll

Answer two quick questions and see your flat, upfront price in about 60 seconds. No sign-up, no surprises at the hook.

Prefer a live voice? Call (414) 279-5510 — a dispatcher quotes the same price.

A rental past its return date bills you whether the machine works or not.

Tell dispatch the model — S-Series loader, T-Series track machine, or E-Series mini excavator — what attachment is on it, and whether it starts. A real Greendale dispatcher answers live, confirms weight and balance, and the winch rides along if it’s dead.

Local to Greendale

We know Greendale — the rental counters, the dealer lots, the gate widths.

What a crew that works Greendale every week pays attention to: the corridors we run, the industrial areas we serve, and how fast a rig reaches you.

Freight corridors we run in Greendale

WIS-36 (West Loomis Road)WIS-24CTH-U (South 76th Street)CTH-ZZ (West College Avenue)CTH-N

The narrow streets of the historic Village Center slow traffic but rarely strand it. West Loomis Road (WIS-36) is the main diagonal artery, and the load grows on the I-894 / I-43 corridor just north and east of the village (the Hale Interchange area), which takes the heaviest rush-hour volume, peaking 7–9 AM and 4–6 PM. Busiest of all is South 76th Street (CTH-U) past Southridge Mall — flooded with shopping traffic on weekends and through the holidays, and a frequent fender-bender spot, especially at Edgerton and Grange Avenues.

Typical response

13min best
22min typical
32min busy

Coverage spans both counties, and Greendale is a 8-mile run from our yard — the dispatcher reads you the live ETA.

Where Greendale Bobcat machines get moved & returned

Village Industrial District (South 76th Street corridor)WIS-36 (West Loomis Road)WIS-24CTH-U (South 76th Street)

From Greendale Historic District (National Historic Landmark) out to WIS-36 (West Loomis Road), Greendale keeps the rental counters, dealer lots, and job sites busy — and with them, rentals due back on the clock, auction and dealer pickups, and machines dead mid-job with the attachment still on. We chain them at the lugs, handle the attachment, and run them to the counter, the dealer, or the next site — anywhere from Village Center Historic District & The Originals, Overlook, and Parkridge to the WIS-36 (West Loomis Road) shoulder. From Greendale Historic District (National Historic Landmark) out to Village Center Historic District & The Originals, Overlook, and Parkridge, one Greendale call covers the Bobcat move — insured, flat-priced, any hour.

Winter snow & ice (Nov–Mar) — full inland accumulation, less lake melt-off

Industrial areas we serve

Village Industrial District (South 76th Street corridor)

Permits & legal limits

Wisconsin's legal limits on the interstate run 8'6" wide, 13'6" high, and 80,000 lb gross — anything over needs a WisDOT oversize/overweight permit, and we pull it.

Wisconsin's spring thaw brings posted weight restrictions (“frost laws”) on local roads from roughly March into April — we know which routes are posted and plan the legal way in.

Greendale conditions we plan for

Summers here run warm and humid — the gentle half of a humid continental year. Winter is the other half, and because Greendale is an inland southwest suburb with less lake moderation than the Milwaukee lakefront, it arrives cold and snowy in earnest: snow piles up, overnight temperatures drop hard, and repeated freeze-thaw cycles chew up roads and drain batteries.

  • Black ice on the I-894 / I-43 ramps just north/east and on South 76th Street (CTH-U)
  • Holiday-season crash and breakdown spikes around Southridge Mall
  • Spring flooding along the Root River Parkway low spots
  • Weight-posted structures — South 43rd Street (~3 tons) and West Grange Avenue (~5 tons) — force heavy trucks to route around them

Serving Greendale ZIP codes: 53129

Sound familiar?

The Bobcat calls we take in Greendale.

Rental return, clock running

The rented machine is due back and the trailer fell through. Yard-to-site or site-to-yard — we load at the lugs and have it at the counter before the next billing day.

Auction & marketplace pickup

Won a T-Series at auction or bought a used S-Series off a listing. Have the release ready, confirm site access, and the quote reference keeps the paperwork clean.

Dealer transfer & service runs

A new machine from the dealer to your site, or one headed in for service or warranty work. Scheduled, insured, COI for the file.

Dead on the jobsite

A machine that won’t start with the job half done. Winch loading is a first-class part of the quote — controlled angle, rated line, no drama.

Attachment move

Buckets, augers, pallet forks, breakers — on the machine or moving on their own. Standard attachments ride lowered flat; tall or wide ones detach and ride secured separately.

Job-site relocation & placement

The machine has to be on the next Greendale-area site by morning — and set down where the crew needs it, not just dropped at the gate.

Running or not, we load it

Starts, dead, or mid-job — the load plan changes, the price stays honest.

Loaded under control, chained at the lugs.

A running machine loads under power at the right deck angle — attachment down, transport lock set, grade-70 chain at the lugs, four-point, so it can’t shift, tip, or score its own finish.

Call dispatch — (414) 279-5510

Do you handle mine? Almost certainly.

What we haul.

Bobcat’s wheeled loaders, small frame to large. Most compact machines run 5,000–10,000 lb and carry it nose-heavy — we confirm weight and balance before the deck angle is set.

TrailerEquipment trailer / rollback
LoadDrive on or winch
PermitUsually none

What Bobcat transport covers

Done right — and we're straight with you.

One honest note first: Bobcat is a brand, and this page is about the machines it builds. Run a Case, Cat, Kubota, or Deere instead? Same trailers, same lug-point securement — see our skid steer transport page below.

What we haul
  • +S-Series skid-steer loaders and T-Series compact track loaders, every frame size
  • +E-Series mini excavators — boom down, house straight, blade to the deck
  • +Attachments — buckets, augers, pallet forks, breakers — on the machine or on their own
  • +Rental pickup & return, auction and dealer runs, job-site relocation with placement
  • +Dead-machine winch loading and tight-access jobsite pickups
Worth knowing
  • !We chain at the lugs — the machine’s real attachment points — never the coupler or cylinders
  • !Jobsite access width decides the rig: tell dispatch about gates, fences, and soft ground
  • !Not included: crane picks beyond the truck and trailer, operating the machine on site, or long-term storage — we move it, place it, hand it back

The final trailer and rigging are confirmed from the model, the attachment, and the site access on the call — a picker, not a promise.

Secured, not dragged

How your Bobcat rides.

Chained at the lugs, four-point

Attachment down, grade-70 chain at the lugs — the rated attachment points built into the frame — front and rear, so nothing shifts, tips, or scores its own finish on a WIS-36 (West Loomis Road) haul.

Weight & balance confirmed

Most compact machines run 5,000–10,000 lb and carry it nose-heavy. We confirm the weight and balance, rig to the machine, and control it on and off the deck.

Attachment handled

A standard bucket or forks stays on, lowered flat to the deck; an auger, breaker, or wide attachment comes off and rides chained on its own — never swinging on the coupler.

Winch loading for dead machines

A machine that won’t start comes up the tilt-bed on a rated line at a controlled angle — a first-class option in the quote, not an improvised drag.

What it costs & why

A price before we dispatch — never after.

No price table here, because the honest number depends on the machine: the sizing answers (which series, which weight band), winch loading if it’s dead, the measured route, and the time of day. The calculator above prices all four in about 60 seconds — computed by the same live engine our dispatchers quote from.

≤10k lbs band · + $4/loaded mile From $150

Answer the machine’s sizing questions, say whether it starts, and the itemized price is on screen — winch loading included up front when you need it. Machines over the listed range get a dispatcher’s custom price instead of a number we can’t stand behind.

See my Greendale price
What changes the price

The sizing answers

Which machine and which weight band — a small-frame S-Series and a large T-Series are different trailers and different prices.

Winch loading

A dead machine loads by controlled winch, not luck — flag it in the quote and the price includes it from the start.

The measured route

Priced on the actual pickup-to-drop-off miles, not a zone guess — a cross-town rental return and a cross-Milwaukee County dealer run price differently.

Time of day

A scheduled daytime transfer is the low end; a night or weekend call runs a premium the quote shows before you commit.

We show the factors, never fabricate a number, and the flat price holds. COI on request; consolidated billing on accounts.

Getting help in Greendale

How we move your Bobcat without damaging it.

1 Price

Enter pickup & drop-off

Where the machine sits and where it’s going — the route is measured, not zoned.

2 Size

Answer the machine’s questions

Series, weight band, attachment. No car questions — equipment flows skip year/make/model and ask only what prices the move.

3 Winch

Dead? Say so

Winch loading is a first-class option — flag it and the price includes it up front, no on-site renegotiation.

4 Confirm

See the itemized price

The exact number on screen with a Q-XXXXXXXX reference — hand it to the dispatcher and we pick up right where you left off.

5 Deliver

Load, secure & deliver

Chained at the lugs, attachment handled, delivered to the counter, the dealer, or the next site — COI for the file.

Why Greendale renters & machine owners call MKE

Why Greendale counts on MKE for Bobcat transport.

~22 min

Typical Greendale response

A real ETA from the closest unit on a dead-machine or rental-clock call — not a canned promise.

S·T·E

The whole Bobcat line

Skid-steer loaders, compact track loaders, and mini excavators — plus the attachments — moved by one crew.

Since 2019

Local & insured

Years of equipment moves across Milwaukee and Waukesha. Licensed & Insured — USDOT# 4272551.

Q-ref

A quote that holds

Your online quote carries a reference number — and contractors moving machines every week get scheduled transports, live ETAs, and consolidated billing.

Rated 4.3 / 5 across 373 Google reviews

Bobcat owners, renters, and dealers across Greendale and the Milwaukee metro count on MKE Towing & Recovery to move compact machines with the attachment handled and the paperwork clean. Read what real customers say on Google — or call and find out yourself.

Bobcat Towing in Greendale

Bobcat Towing in Greendale, WI — your questions, answered

On an emergency call, figure about 22 minutes to Greendale — the 8 road miles from our South Side yard are a run we know cold. Weather and traffic stretch it toward 32; a quiet morning beats it. (414) 279-5510 gets you a dispatcher and a live number.

Bobcat transport in Greendale is a flat price quoted before we roll — the machine’s sizing answers (series and weight band), winch loading if it’s dead, the measured route, and the time of day set it. The calculator on this page walks the same questions our dispatcher asks and shows the exact number in about 60 seconds — or call (414) 279-5510 and hear the same price.

We stage and move equipment along Greendale's freight corridors — the WIS-36 (West Loomis Road), WIS-24, and CTH-U (South 76th Street) spine and the yards around Village Industrial District (South 76th Street corridor) — to your site, a repair shop, or wherever the unit needs to go. Loads past legal width, height, or weight move on a WisDOT oversize/overweight permit with a surveyed route, and the widest or heaviest add pilot-car escorts — our paperwork, not yours. Call (414) 279-5510.

Yes. Winch loading is built into the quote: a controlled angle up the tilt-bed on a rated line, then chained at the lugs, four-point. A dead Bobcat is a routine load, not a complication.

Constantly — yard-to-site, site-to-yard, and auction lots. Have the release or receipt ready and confirm site access (gate width matters more than people expect); the quote reference number keeps the paperwork clean at both ends.

No — Bobcat is the brand this page is about, but we haul every skid-steer and compact-loader brand the same way: Case, Cat, Kubota, Deere, Takeuchi. Same trailers, same rated-point securement, same instant quote — see our skid steer towing page.

A standard bucket or pallet forks stays on, lowered flat to the deck. An auger, breaker, or wide snow attachment comes off and rides chained on its own — secured separately beats swinging on the coupler.

Over-range machines get a dispatcher’s custom price — the quote tells you honestly instead of showing a number we can’t stand behind. Call (414) 279-5510 and dispatch prices it person-to-person.

Answers reviewed July 2026 — pricing model, hours and ETAs are checked quarterly.

Read enough? Your exact Bobcat price is 60 seconds away.

Jump back to the calculator — free, no phone call, and your quote reference (Q-XXXXXXXX) holds your place with dispatch.

Dispatching now · Greendale

Bobcat to move in Greendale? Price it now, book it in one call.

The calculator prices the move in about 60 seconds — winch loading included if it’s dead — and a live dispatcher at (414) 279-5510 picks up your Q-reference. Contractors with recurring moves: ask about scheduled transports and consolidated billing.

Call dispatch — (414) 279-5510