Loading a reefer on a lowboy

That is an understatement. I used to work for Trailer Transit, they would be happy to accommodate you. IF both are genuinely roadworthy, and you are willing to be patient, give them a 7 day window to pick it up, and allow weekend delivery, expect to pay about $2 per loaded mile.
Transit doesn't do it, but there are brokers that will do a "load out". Allow the driver to load the trailer with a paying load, and only charge like $300 to move it. Driver makes his money from the paying load.

 

Stretch lowboy is how I’ve done it.

 

That's over height.

 

Take a power only load yourself to get them out of the auction lots. Place one in nearby storage, bring other home with a paying load. Take another power only back east and get the second one from storage, take paying load back home with that one.


I would not trust the new reefer on a cold load the first time.

 

It is 14 something if I remember correctly.
I knew my route and had a permit.

 

Do i see it correct that the front part off the roof was damaged?

 

Sure looks like the whole nose is bent upwards at the rear strap.

 

Or it is being squeezed.

 

The name of the carrier in the picture is right on. SKY HIGH....

 

My neighbor had a one ton flatbed pickup. He laid a pickup wheel on the
pickup bed........put the semi trailer fifth wheel pin in the
center of the pickup wheel......backed off the brakes and down the road he went.