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windmill trailer, for carrying the base sections
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For carrying wind turbine tower sections. Trailer spreads apart. Gooseneck part or the upright frame connects to diameter of tower. Axles act as a saddle.
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.Thats a XL Specialized wind tower dolly very light not stearable as the rear is a tank trailer and sits in thecenter of the load , most towers are 14 ft dia and around 50 tons 80 ft long . Check out the web site a good builder of smaller trailers under 100 tons . Trail king and Aspen have the same type a lot liter than 13 axel . John
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Here is a different brand trailer, but made for a tube about the same size... A few more pics from 2008 that I took...some loaded and unloaded trailers... http://www.oldengine.org/members/sbarr/Construction/WindIN.htm
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Thank you everyone for the information. Blue barn that picture is perfect! I did not realize the trailer seperated like it does, we don't see very many windmill parts around in this area. But that makes perfect sense. Now I need to figure out where they are going  . Thanks again everyone!
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