Re: How do I lift a outdoor furnace onto my car tr

Posted by etshobby on March 05, 2004 at 15:57:43 from (209.105.136.113):

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:

Growing up in the plumbing and heating bussiness with my dad sure taught you how to use your head and not your back. We used to move big boilers cast iron in and out of basements. The best way was to use planks, hard wood if possible.
We would put one down on the ground or floor and place pipe 1 1/2 inch on the planks then place anouther plack on top then the boiler.
That way you could always adjust for uneven ground etc. plus, you could pry the planks over and steer a little easier. Keep extra roller ready and slip them in ahead of time . Hopefully you dont have to go up very high. we always jacked up the boiler and used blocks of wood then
once up start a plank onto the trailer and use the pipe roller . You will be surprised you can move this by hand . We moved a barn this way 36 feet X 60 about 500 feet and onto a basement wall .Hope your trailer axle is heavy enough and not one of those snowmobile type. Take a couple come- alongs to pull .
The tow truck idea is the best and will prove the easiest or a roll back truck.

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