I would call a few trucking companies - flat bed LTL (less than load - partial). You should be able to tell them you need 10-12' of deck and 1000/lbs (approx). Their dispatchers should be able to post your load and see if there is a partial available. Make sure they are insured! They will need to load/unload at a dock. Other option would be a car carrier, but my bet is they are much more expensive. Common Carriers (USF, Yellow, Fed Ex Freight, etc. might ship it but they would beat it up  :x

Nice! Thanks for the pics. I hope to get in the mountains soon... been busy building a shop, the Rhino just sits on its tires and watches me 

Bought mine from Black Rhino . 07' style -  has a black crinkle finish that matches the rest of my factory cage and bumbers. They also have a 04-06' .

http://www.blackrhinoperformance.com/ca … egoryID=53

Welcome. Love to be there (and get out of this storm) but will be stuck here this weekend. Brother in law from St. George has a Rhino I will pass along and see if he is interested.

Plan on riding the Paiute Trail later this year with a group. Interested?

Sorry for your loss Rich, I hope you and yours will find peace. Thanks for the reminder.

I let my niece drive mine at the dunes over Easter. I was in the passenger seat and soon realized she didn't get it. I too am very hesitant to let anyone drive this machine (I will use Max's rule #2). Rhino's are a lot of fun, but the driver needs to know the limits (my wife is learning those now). Saftey gear a must, knowing the limits of these machines a must, but no guarantee of safety. As Rich stated there are risks associated with this activity.

I have a 6x12 with a rear ramp. Pulls great and Rhino fits well with aftermarket offset rims. I would not go any smaller.

LOL. Almost tipped mine a few times. Great vid - thanks Krypto.