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Bob, Have no fear. Most of the time trucking is the easy part. You should first check some of your larger 'private' hauling companies. E.G. 'Joe's Wrecker and Hauling' They can usually haul on what is known as a 'back-haul' cheaper than just going and getting and returning to you. I buy and sell construction equipment all over the country and the hardest thing is transacting the money. You must be prepared to tell the hauling company what weight approx., where it is, and where it is going to, so they can figure mileage. Different areas of the country charge more or less than others. High Flats are cheap - but hard to get loaded and unloaded as to the height of the deck. Step decks - drop decks, cost a little more but easy to get loaded at just about any loading dock with a 40" dock height. RGN - removable goosenecks.....expensive. Usually not much deck space to haul other items, so as your tractor would not be able to be considered an LTL load. LTL loads - takes a little while longer so as the driver can pick up multiple pieces along the way and deliver many times. Cheaper because everyone is paying a little. E-mail me if you want a name. I have very good trucking companies to deal with. Tony630 p.s. sorry for the long post
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