hello d4e ,i can give you weight for the 666 tractor which i think is the same tractor used on the 660 ,,but 666 was twin powered ,bruce oz
tractor front=23000lb
tractor driver=44300lb
From the 650B & 660B Parts Book for sr. #50K1-up the following shipping weights are given for the 660B but not for the separated units.
Weight on tractor front wheels 20,000 lbs.
Weight on tractor rear wheels 49,300 lbs.
Weight on scraper wheels 41,000 lbs.
Total 110,300 lbs
Thanks bruce oz and Old Magnet. I have to move two of these 660s to Houston. The customer isnt sure if they are going to be moved together or separated. Thanks again. John
Hi John,
Your 9 axle should handle the 660 fine. Here is a link of when they hauled my 660 to the Woodland show.-glen http://picasaweb.google.com/7upuller/WoodLand#5215274013409608882
John,
Come to think of it, I think it was Jones Heavy Haul that hauled it to me when I bought it. He put the tractor on a 5 axle, and hauled the can tires in a scraper basket😊 .-glen
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