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Re: How do I lift a outdoor furnace onto my car tr
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Posted by Bill Smith on March 05, 2004 at 11:36:13 from (63.147.130.65):
In Reply to: How do I lift a outdoor furnace onto my car traile posted by Bryan on March 05, 2004 at 10:48:03:
Well I'm not going to come and help you load it. Don't think my back is up to lifting 2000 lbs. Your best bet is to work out loading arrangments with the person you are buying it from. Probably going to take a peice of equipment to load it. If they are not equiped to do it for you, they would surely know a local somebody who could load it for you. If you are getting it really cheap, you can afford to pay somebody in that area for loading it. Wihout seeing it, I don't know if disassembling it for hand loading would be an option.
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