Licensed & Insured · Maryland · 24/7 dispatch · (240) 780-8691
Landoll Trailer Towing in Maryland
A Landoll moves what a standard wrecker should not: a disabled unit that needs a gentle loading angle, a piece of machinery, or a load that has to be hauled rather than hooked. Priority Towing and Recovery dispatches Landoll service across Maryland, 24/7. Call (240) 780-8691 with the load details.
What Landoll trailer towing is
A Landoll is a hydraulic traveling-axle trailer. The deck tilts and the axles slide back, so the rear of the deck settles close to the ground. That low, gradual loading angle is the point: it is gentler on units with little ground clearance and on loads that cannot take a steep winch-up.
Landoll service is a haul, not a roadside recovery. If a truck is on its side, in a ditch, or off the pavement, it is recovered first with heavy wrecker equipment, and the Landoll then moves it from the recovery point to a yard, shop, or dealer. Dispatch can line up both steps on one call. See heavy duty towing & recovery for the recovery side.
- Disabled commercial units — a truck or trailer that should be hauled rather than dragged on its own axles.
- Machinery and equipment — moves between yards, job sites, and shops.
- Damage-sensitive loads — low clearance, low angle, minimal stress on the unit.
- Breakdown transport — roadside to the Randallstown diesel shop at 9325 Liberty Rd when a roadside fix is not enough.
- Yard-to-yard moves — scheduled hauls between your own locations.
- Same Day Service — when the schedule allows, call early and ask.
Need a Landoll in Maryland?
Give dispatch the load details below and we will tell you straight whether it is a job we can take.
Equipment details
Capacity: 35 tons. Our Landoll trailer is rated for 35 tons of capacity.
What a Landoll move can include depends on the load, so we confirm it on the phone before anything rolls. We would rather ask a few questions up front than send the wrong trailer. Quotes are free. Call (240) 780-8691 and describe the job.
Priority runs this service on Owned Equipment with GPS dispatch and Wreckmaster-certified operators.
What to have ready when you call
- The load — what it is: truck, trailer, machine, or other equipment.
- Weight — your best number; a scale ticket or spec plate helps.
- Dimensions — length, width, and height as it sits.
- Pickup and drop-off — both addresses, or road and nearest exit for a roadside pickup.
- Condition — whether it rolls, steers, and brakes, and where the keys are.
- The site — surface, space to maneuver, gate hours, and an on-site contact.
- Permits — whether the move needs one and whether it is in hand.
- Payment — we accept EFS, ComChek, and T-Check.
Where Landoll service runs
Dispatch covers Baltimore, Randallstown, Columbia, and Westminster, and reaches out along the routes freight actually uses: I-95 south toward DC, the Baltimore Beltway, and I-70. Territory pages: Laurel, Bowie, Prince George’s County, and Carroll County.
Not sure whether you need a Landoll or an RGN? Compare with RGN heavy haul towing, which suits equipment that drives or winches onto a dropped deck. For a tractor-trailer that needs a tow instead of a haul, see semi truck towing in Maryland.
Sometimes the haul can be avoided. If the problem is a derate, a no-start, or a dead battery, our in-house diesel techs with dealer-level diagnostics may get the truck moving first: mobile diesel mechanic, DPF derate repair, or truck road service. Priority is licensed and insured, with 47 reviews on PreferredMechanic.
More Priority service pages
Services: RGN heavy haul towing · Semi truck towing in Maryland · Heavy duty towing & recovery · Mobile diesel mechanic · DPF derate repair · Truck road service
Areas: Laurel · Bowie · Prince George’s County · Carroll County · Columbia · Randallstown · Baltimore · Westminster · full service area
Corridors: I-95 south to DC · I-695 Baltimore Beltway · I-70 · I-795 Northwest Expressway · US-29 Columbia Pike · MD-32 Patuxent Freeway
Truck guides: all truck guides · semi truck breakdown in Maryland: what to do · what a DPF derate means · diesel cranks but won’t start
Landoll trailer towing — FAQ
What is a Landoll trailer?
A Landoll is a hydraulic traveling-axle trailer. The deck tilts and the axles slide, so the rear of the deck rests low to the ground for a gentle loading angle.
What is the difference between a Landoll and an RGN?
A Landoll is a tilt-deck, traveling-axle trailer built around a low loading angle. An RGN has a removable gooseneck and a deck that drops to the ground so equipment can drive or winch on. Dispatch picks the right one from the load details.
What should I tell dispatch?
The load type, weight, and dimensions, the pickup and drop-off addresses, whether the unit rolls and steers, the site conditions, and whether a permit is needed or in hand.
How heavy or large a load can you take?
It depends on the load, so we confirm it on the phone before sending anything. Call (240) 780-8691 with the details and dispatch will say whether it is a job we can take.
Is Landoll service available at night and on weekends?
Yes. Dispatch is 24/7, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Do you give free quotes, and which payment networks do you accept?
Quotes are free. We accept EFS, ComChek, and T-Check.
Call for Landoll trailer towing · Maryland
One call with the load details. Free quotes, 24/7 dispatch.