What type of truck for this heavy load?

If all dimensions are legal, you still can't put it all on one truck due to it being over gross. States won't permit it to be hauled on one truck if the pieces are broken down and can be moved on two trucks without having to permit it.

 

Put the most weight on one flatbed, 45/48,000.. Send the rest on a hotshot truck, or maybe use LTL freight for
the rest of the load.. Might be able to save over ordering two flatbed trucks..

 

A "hot shot" is a term given to something like a Ford F-550 pulling a 36' gooseneck trailer. It's all doable. I'll help you any way I can if you can just get me the dims.

 

Could ship the heavy pieces as full truck load then the leftover as a partial LTL to avoid paying full truck load rate on the 2nd shipment.

 

Then I guess you bid the job way too cheap..... Sorry......................

 

I don't think I've ever seen a 25000 lb flatbed tractor trailer. The lightest ones I know of normally scale in at 29000, plus change. Its why I said you're going to need two flatbeds. Sounds like you're still determined to put all of that on one truck. That means you are going to have to find someone to bootleg that load to Kansas.

The bigger companies wont even think about bootlegging. So, you will probably have to find a guy local to your area. The reward will have to outweigh the risk...so a dumb driver who only knows part of the risk would want $5 a mile or better (scenic route miles, not the miles you have listed).

EDIT Just saw the part about how you can take 15000lbs off. That would be cool...just about any flat could pull it then.

 

It's creative load management. "How bad do you want it"?