How many axles will it take

I'd like to see a 4 axle jeep and 6 axle dolly.

 

I've never heard of such a critter either JD...

To the OP, not nearly enough info to offer any reasonable options.

 

6 axle bridge beam dollys are pretty common. Not sure about a 4 axle keep. Could always mount a dolly plate on a turntable to a 4 axle RGN.

 

9 axle Faymonville?

 

Go to you tube and type in
183' Long Beam in MN

It is also using a 8 axle steer dolly

 

Those would be completely useless for what we're talking about.

 

After calculating if you could use dolly setup you will need to use 8 axle dolly or 16 total axles on the ground like in video. The video says it was hauling 226k, so that is about right...assuming you get good weight on a quad. Here in OK you can't get crap on a quad typically, BUT if you go around the state for permits and call the bridge engineers, depending on your route, spacings, group spreads, they would give you 80k on a quad. They are certified to sell you an OK permit. Be a lot more money though

 

Something doesn't add up here, it's a "plate" which could mean block since it will be machined. But 14' X 14' X 8' @105,000 only comes out to about 67 pound per cubic foot.

 

How do you plan on getting a 14' long piece of steel on that setup?