Peachey Transport
History
Randy drove truck as an owner-operator from 1986 to 2003 in the eastern 33 states. A majority of the time he pulled a dump trailer, although in the early 90’s he did two years of van work. He hauled stone, lime, coal and agricultural products.
In 2003 Randy was having back problems and decided to change careers and try something different. He was hired as a mechanic at Beiler Hydraulics in January and took the position as shop manager in July 2003.
Randy worked at Beiler’s until Feb 2010. He then took over dispatching for Peachey Brokerage, owned by his brother-in-law, John Peachey. Randy assumed ownership of the Brokerage in Oct 2010, and the name of the business was changed to Peachey Transport LLC.
Services
At Peachey Transport LLC we strive to give dependable transportation to our customers. We pick up and deliver loads to a large majority of the local feed mills in Lancaster County, so we specialize in lightweight feed commodities; however, we cover a large portion of the United States as well, hauling a variety of bulk products.
Our end dump and hopper trailers are larger than most local carriers and our trailers have high sidewalls to fit a lot of product.
If you are a company looking to have freight moved, we’re here for you! Listed to the left are some of the agricultural items we haul, but we do non agricultural hauling as well. If you don’t see what you’re looking for please get in touch with us to see if we’re able to haul your specific product.
We’re always available for contract-work, just give us the details of your project and we’ll help with your transport needs!
What We Haul
Hopper Bottom Trailers:
Feed Commodities
Wheat Midds
Dry Distillers Grains
Soy Hulls
Small Grains
Corn
Soy Beans
Wheat
End Dumps:
Coal
Landscaping Materials
Decorating Stone
Decorating Pebbles
Lime
Fertilizer
Mulch
How is the cost of my shipment calculated?
If you are moving to a different state, the charges will be based on the weight of your
shipment and mileage—these are referred to as the transportation charges.
There are a variety of different moving charges that can potentially appear on your estimate,
so be sure to ask your relocation specialist to explain each charge for you.
Some additional charges that may appear include packing, crating, valuation or coverage,
bulky article charge (for oversized items), and extra labor. Again, please be certain you
fully understand these charges so that you can accurately compare the estimates you receive.
What is an order for service?
All movers are required to prepare an order for service before they transport your shipment.
The order for service provides you with written confirmation of the moving services that you
requested to be performed in conjunction with your shipment. It also lists the agreed upon
dates for the pickup and delivery of your shipment and amount of valuation that you requested,
along with any special services that you ordered.
It also features a place and telephone number where the mover can contact you during the move.
Additionally, the order for service shows the charges that you will be assessed for your
household move or corporate relocation. If you are moving under a non-binding estimate,
the order for service will indicate the amount of the estimated non-binding charges,
the method of payment for the charges and, in cases where the actual charges exceed the
non-binding estimate, the maximum amount that you are required to pay at the time of delivery
in order to obtain possession of your shipment (you will have 30 days following delivery to
pay the balance of the charges due). If you are moving under a binding estimate,
the order for service will show the charges that you will be required to pay at delivery,
based on the binding estimate and the terms of payment. You and your mover must sign the
order for service.
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