Response: the machine main body will be detached from the lateral conveyours and glass racks (see the photos), these 12 frame parts will be tied in pairs and can be distributed in the truck bed, there's also a 30"x12"x70" electrical power box and a 42"x17" steel tank with the machine. Is the first time I ship something this big, you decide what is the best way to move this kind of item, i'll appreciate your recomendation. thank you (7/8/2007)

Response: It all depends on when you're 100% ready to make the move and what is available within 1 hour drive away from your zipcode.53' flatbeds are not too common.45 and 48 are the most common.The load need to be distributed properly between the axles or the truck will be stopped at the nearest active scale waiting for a forklift to rearrange it,That in itself can be costly.You must know how it came in and got installed unless you're buying it from someone.Best to ask.B trains distribute the load but would one be in your neighborhood when you're 100% ready.the match you see in my feedback was a screen printing shop move and had big pieces like yours among other things.Took from 9am to 3pm to load and 4 hours to unload.you get one free at each end.Too early to work on it.This thursday and friday is best for a monday p-up if you think you're ready. (7/10/2007)

Response: the lenght of the machine is only 17 feet, 53 is veeery large, 25' will be ok (7/10/2007)

Response: A 24 footer becomes a HOTSHOT.Aiming to move it as an LTL on whatever is available near your zipcode on 7-16-07 at 0900 and deliver 07-20-07.Are you flexible on W/END P&Ds (7/12/2007)

Response: Hi! I'm sure that it will work if the flat surface of the trailer is at least 17 feet long.. (7/10/2007)

Response: Hi! thanks for the offer, but I have to move all the machine at once (7/12/2007)