Need a Transporter

Why the need to move it soon? Could the place/person store it somewhere until you can go get it?

One of the members here had a similar problem. He rented a dump truck from Home Depot ( I think it was). Loaded it on and tied it down with some heavy duty ratchet straps.
I don't think he was travelling as far as you need to, but it may be an option. Hopefully he will be along shortly to better address your question.
Brian

Local TC dealer should have a line on some movers.

Rent trailer tie it down with straps and tow it with pickup truck either rented or a friend.

horizontransport.com Moved for me Kentucky to So. Dak.

Call a towing Co with a roll back. Call several as the price will be all over the place.

Uship.. easy, and it's easy.

If I was closer, I'd do it, but diesel still isn't free.

Reality Check wrote:
Uship.. easy, and it's easy.

I found uship to be a nightmare of lowballing brokers who had no idea what I was trying to transport and were just answering EVERY new listing with, "We have a truck in your area ready and waiting for your load." They show up with a rig totally inappropriate to ship your load, and then start in with how much extra it's going to cost... No thank you.

Reality Check wrote:
Uship.. easy, and it's easy.

And with low of horror stories when Hill Billy operating on the site abounded the load on side of the road when something went wrong.
Uship is like Craigslist - you will find lot of honest listings, but also lot of shady business.
Rollbacks are mostly wide bodies, so will not fit under camper jacks.
I would arrange with seller to hold the camper till the truck gets fixed.
Too much risk in transporting by hired help, unless you follow the suggestion of finding who dealers use.