Not posititve of what happened to the trailer used in the move, but I was told by a reliable source, that the all of the jeeps, or the rolling stock was reused. the side rails that carried the autoclaver were still in Savages yard years later.This is not gospel but it came from a person who had worked for Savage.

Intermountain Rigging and Heavy Haul owns all of the components of this trailer. They still use the 300 ton version on a regular basis. It does not run near as many axles, but does have 32 of them. Intermountain uses a "modular trailer system". They can build many different combintations such as, length, width, caacity, axles, and so on. From what I know, Savage, nor Intermountain have never use the 500 ton configuration other than for that one move. The 500 ton beams still boast the Savage colors an name, but have been owned by Intermountain for about 12 years. Mammoet has rented/use the beams more than they have ever been used by thier owners.