Bogie wheel carrier

A bogie wheel carrier for transporting a building structure across highways, the structure including its frame with spaced-apart axle spring hangers depending from longitudinal side frame lower flange portions, the frame further having tow hitch means at one end thereof, the bogie wheel carrier comprising:

• a carrier frame having a plurality of spaced-apart structural cross-members, including opposite end cross-members at opposite ends of the carrier frame, the cross-members being fixed to opposing longitudinal side structural members to complete a rectangular-shaped carrier frame;
• a plurality of spaced-apart axle wheel assemblies mounted to an underside of the carrier frame;
• the longitudinal side structural members each being of sufficient width to be in an underlying supportive relationship with a width of the lower flange portions of the side frame of the building structure to be transported;
• each of the longitudinal side structural members further having a plurality of spaced-apart apertures pre-aligned so as to allow for the spaced-apart axle spring hangers depending from the lower flange portions of the building structure being transported to pass therethrough;
• building structure frame tie down means for securing the building structure frame to each of the longitudinal side structural members;
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• building structure frame alignment and clamping means for clamping and holding the building structure frame lower flange portions in an aligned overlying relationship with the longitudinal side structural members during transport, said alignment and clamping means being located near each end of the longitudinal side structural members.