singlehaul
nounUK /ˈsɪŋɡəlhɔːl/
US /ˈsɪŋɡəlhɔːl/
A singlehaul is one trip where you carry a load all the way to its place.
The farmer made a singlehaul of hay to the barn before lunch.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A fishing trip that brings in only one catch or one net's worth.
The crew called it a singlehaul because they pulled in just one net.
3. A single complete movement of pulling or dragging something heavy.
With one singlehaul, they dragged the log to the truck.
4. A one-time transport job done without stopping or reloading.
The moving company offered a singlehaul price for the sofa.