Posted by Leroy on May 10, 2020 at 10:24:20 from (96.45.243.241):
Lady friend ( cannot call here Girl Friend at 76 & 74 years of age. Looking at a yard ornement windmill and wanting me to haul it for her. So question is how are they made, how hard to take apart to haul. Says it is a 10' unit that was a store display, She does not know if that 10 foot is to top of fan or to fan mount. What would fan diameter be? Could it be hauled on a 6' pickup bed without taking apart or not and what would I have to do to take it apart as store (TSC) probably could not do it. I have never looked at one close. I suppose they have to be ancered to ground, yes or no? How heavy are they as I have back problens? She could not tell me make and don't know if more than one company made them. Any body have a link to new ones that might answer my questions.? She has no one that could help me handle it? Wants to get it tomorrow.
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