NMFC 191250 - Farm wagon | Class 85-200

To find the correct freight class for your shipment:

1. Decide if you’re shipping the wagon assembled or knockdown (running gear, deck, sides). Assembled pieces trend toward the higher class; KD or crated parts often qualify for the lower class within 85–200.
2. Stabilize moving components: chock and band wheels to skids, cap hubs, strap the tongue to the frame, and wrap sharp edges. Use blocking to keep axles from rocking during transit.
3. Reduce length charges by removing the tongue or nesting sideboards. Aim for palletized sections where possible and keep components inside standard footprints to avoid overlength fees.
4. Document clearly on the BOL: “NMFC 191250 Farm Wagon,” list whether assembled or KD, include piece count and photos. This helps carriers apply the correct subclass and minimizes reclass.

Note: All classifications are subject to Item 170. Verify with official NMFC publications for the most current requirements.

• Optimize spend by tendering knockdown shipments at the lower end of the class range, often yielding better LTL rates.
• Cut damage risk and claim costs with proper wheel restraints, dunnage between frames, and protective wrap on wood decks and finishes.
• Speed up quoting and carrier acceptance with a known NMFC (191250) and a clear subclass choice, reducing reclass disputes.
• Broaden carrier options—non-hazardous agricultural equipment typically moves without special hazmat surcharges or paperwork.