Yeah, still figuring out what I am gonna do, it's a ways to the trailer I am rebuilding it in.... Not sure if a hoist will get it there.... I only have so much plywood, that's why I'm looking for a forklift or something, then I can drive it from the truck, to the trailer.
One thing to remember about most forklifts (my Dad retired from a forklift manufacturer) a "normal" forklift:
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Is not designed to run on anything but a PAVED surface. They have a solid rubber tires that have almost no traction and will get stuck very easily. Another thing is they are DECEIVINGLY HEAVY for their size.... The above example is capable of lifting 5500lbs, however the truck empty weighs 8100lbs. So if you pick up the max load with this truck, you now weigh just under 14000lbs or 7 TONS. So with a fully dressed IDI, figure 10000lbs.... if you have to drive across anything soft, or grass... how far will you get weighing that much with slick tires..... This is just one example of lift truck, but wanted to give anyone fore warning if you call a place and rent a forklift, something like this is what they are going to deliver..... I like the show TANKED on Animal Planet, and I have watched them have this exact problem numerous times........
If you need to go "off road" to get where you are going, a lift truck like this is better suited for the job:
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Not trying to scare you on this, I just don't want you in another "pickle" with an engine and forklift stuck in the yard.......