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I understand a trailer system used to move structures has a similar name. I thought I heard "Goldhoffer." But I could have been mistaken. Could someone shed some light? These structures are normally stuff like buildings and bridges. They are self-propelled and controlled by a person on the ground with a joystick. They can be ganged up in bunches that are driven as a unit. Each wheel is steerable and has its own jack to help keep loads stable.
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