New Driver... Need a lot of help, suggestions

I'm currently located in NJ/NYC area, our facility will be in Montreal Canada.

 

This start-up will not be a manufacturing machine shop where we will be going through that kind of material in a single day... It's actually a Nuclear Fusion start-up where we will be trying to build a fusion reactor... Every part we make will be one off.

 

For side loading them... Figured it would be easier than having a box trailer and needing to move them in form the back to the front of the trailer. Just simply take the forklift and load them onto the trailer from the side. I'm assuming I most likely wont have bays to load the machines onto the trailer.

 

Thanks Steve, these are the logistical issues that I was looking for... Also, thank you to all you other guys too... I appreciate your input, even the ones saying it's stupid/crazy - I know it is... Like I said, I know this is an insane/stupid idea. But the lead investor is keen on the idea of us having our own rig... Here's the justifications...

1) Setting up our rig, buying tractor/trailer and auxiliary equipment will cost ~$70000... We will be buying everything used and try to find the best deal possible... (this will also maintain resale value of the truck and equipment, which would be liquidatible, if we need to, at about $60k in the future)

2) We need specialized CNC machines for this facility to get the machines we need, we also need to get them at very low prices (mostly liquidation and auction).... Considering a new Swiss lathe CNC that we need costs $1,000,000 new, we need to be able to find them very cheap, used, to be able to buy them below our budget... That requires being able to pick them up wherever they are. despite the cost of gas and travel - it's still worth it to just go pick it up.

3) We'll also be picking up ~50 conex boxes from the local port... That alone will pay for itself by having our own truck to do that. Adding that up for hiring a truck and driver 50x, would definitely offset the cost of doing it ourselves vs hiring a company.

3) Honestly, I just like the idea of finally being able to drive a truck and have one at my disposal and be able to gain experience driving. It's not a hobby - believe me - I take it seriously... I've just always wanted to be able to drive the truck and drive it well, this is my opportunity in life to do that.

I'm really just looking for guidance on how to own and operate a rig that the company will use to get what we need that I will ultimately be in charge of... That's it... I know I'll never be a pro driver, but I had family members that were and I have always admired and respected the profession... I'm excited about being able to finally drive on the open road and this startup is allowing me to do that.