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| MartyNg:
Sorry, nowhere near Utah. Northeast USA. Well, it looks like I'm going to pick the machines up on June 17th. (I'll have a UHaul to move into my new house the same day, so that should work out good) I should have 2 pretty strong dudes to help. Hopefully the three of us, along with a refrigerator "dolly" can get the machines into the UHaul. Any words of advice for transporting the machines? |
| cdbrown:
Old rugs, sheets or carpet to protect them from banging together, rope rubbing or being scratched. Tie them down securely. Is UHaul a hire trailer or truck. If trailer and you are standing them up, try to position them over the axle. |
| SirPeale:
--- Quote from: MartyNg on June 07, 2006, 11:16:27 pm ---Sorry, nowhere near Utah. Northeast USA. --- End quote --- Yeah? Where? |
| RayB:
Chances are the cabs you chose are at LEAST 300 lbs. (25" monitor?) |
| CheffoJeffo:
--- Quote from: MartyNg on June 07, 2006, 11:16:27 pm ---I should have 2 pretty strong dudes to help. Hopefully the three of us, along with a refrigerator "dolly" can get the machines into the UHaul. Any words of advice for transporting the machines? --- End quote --- You should be fine .. you are probably looking at a bit more than 300lbs, but three guys and a dolly should be OK. Rule #1 is to check that everything is secure inside before moving. Anything that isn't bolted down comes out. I have broken this rule once and it bit me. Rule #2 is slow and easy works just fine. Pop off the CP to make things easier and don't force things. Other than that, follow the advice of cdbrown. Cheers. |
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