I bought an EMN-12 a couple of years ago. Two of use were able to move it from Phily to Wilkes-Barre with some mechanical assistance.
After taking off the extensions, we tilted it to get a simple furniture dolly under the saw. Not easy but it can be done.
We then used a pair of loading ramps
and a heavy duty winch to winch it into my Chevy Express Van. The winch was anchored to a 4x4 placed in front of the front seats.
Once on the Van it was straped on all four sides with very heavy duty ratchet tie Downs (800lb limit if I remember right). It is very important to do this right so the saw doesn't go out the side of the van. We didn't take it off the dolly but used large wood wedges to lock the wheels.
After getting to Wilkes Barre, it was a little tougher getting it out of the van. It was going from the van bed to a loading dock that was about a foot above the van bed. We had nothing to attach the winch to, so we had to pull it out.
On both ends, moving it on the furniture dolly wasn't a problem. It moved smoothly over concrete and asphalt. Not something I would want to do daily but with proper planning and equipment, it should go smoothly.
