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What if you seperate the backbox/head from the lower cabinet of each machine, would they fit in your existing vehicle then? Ie, but the lowers cabs in the back and one of the backboxes in the front seat or something? Otherwise yeah some kind of rental trailer/van/truck, or have a friend follow you in another truck. Going back and forth twice will take too much time and driving.
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