Hydrohoist ?? disassembly in NE MD
12-13-2011 | 06:08 PM
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From: Kingsville----lake erie
Hey Ran Dom;
See if the marina has some pallets or blocking that they can place the under the lift just a little higher than the trailer. This way as you unbolt the frames you can just roll the floats onto the trailer that you park beside it...
just an idea.
BTW -- if you hear of anyone your way looking for a 12k hydro hoist mine is for sale still.
Good luck, Dave
See if the marina has some pallets or blocking that they can place the under the lift just a little higher than the trailer. This way as you unbolt the frames you can just roll the floats onto the trailer that you park beside it...
just an idea.
BTW -- if you hear of anyone your way looking for a 12k hydro hoist mine is for sale still.
Good luck, Dave
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12-13-2011 | 06:51 PM
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How wide? I assembled mine on a constr. trailer and floated it off. Can be done in reverse, float it on. And then if need be disassemble the frame to slide the tanks together???
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12-13-2011 | 10:56 PM
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You could probly get a local tow truck to lift them onto your trailer for a few bucks. Most of those guys have some rigging straps or chains they use for recoveries. Not a flat bed tow truck of course. call AAA when your ready to load or a little before. tel them you need a boom truck.
12-14-2011 | 10:54 AM
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From: Lake St. Clair
You could probly get a local tow truck to lift them onto your trailer for a few bucks. Most of those guys have some rigging straps or chains they use for recoveries. Not a flat bed tow truck of course. call AAA when your ready to load or a little before. tel them you need a boom truck.
