DC/VA/MD area... Does anyone have a motorized trailer mover?
#11
I looked into those wheel dollies and the skates. The strongest dollies I could find were 1500-2000 lbs capapcity...not enough even with 6. The skates would work but were $400-500 bucks for decent set. This would work, but you'll need 4-5 guys to push the thing around.
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From: Haymarket and SML, Va.
Originally Posted by Sydwayz
88Fountain, I am pretty sure we have crossed paths before. You were restoring your boat in a barn right? I bought some property off the side of Bull Run Mountain a couple years ago, and since sold it. I am trying to put the boat in storage in Culpeper at a good friend's place. I am currently in Woodbridge, but moving further south hopefully sooner than later.
#14
Why cant you just rent a forklift with a ball in one of the blades? You can also weld up a clamp with a ball on it if they dont have one with a hole in it. Forks are about 150 or so a day.
#15
Thanks everyone. I wish I had more options, but I really just need a tiny-tug. We shall see. I will do some measuring in the next few days.
88F, yes that was me that stopped by (with my EX fiance'). We did buy land out there, and sold it when I cut loose of the wacko. We'll catch up. Make sure you plan to make the Winter Chill-Out Party in Richmond on January 28th. More details will be up on OSO.
88F, yes that was me that stopped by (with my EX fiance'). We did buy land out there, and sold it when I cut loose of the wacko. We'll catch up. Make sure you plan to make the Winter Chill-Out Party in Richmond on January 28th. More details will be up on OSO.







