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  1. #1
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    Dec 2007
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    David Marcotte Svc LLC, Cocoa Fl.
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    Default moving bot

    I am relocating to another shop about 10 mile drive.
    Looking for advice on easiest way to move 5 x 10 prs alpha.
    I have access to a steel flat bed trailer.

    Thanks for any suggestions.
    Dave

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Feb 2004
    Location
    Rogers, Arkansas
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    Look into a flatbed wrecker. The bed will extend out and down till its on the floor and makes it easy to load and unload. Last one we moved we removed the levelers and put skids made from 2x4's with some cross braces and attached the winch cable to the skids and pulled it right on.
    Ken Zey
    Lookout Mercantile / Digital Millwork
    Rogers, AR
    www.CedarSlabSigns.com
    www.lookoutmercantile.com
    www.digitalmillwork.com

    6x12 PRS alpha

  3. #3
    Join Date
    Jun 2004
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    Fuquay Varina, NC
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    David,
    Check this out. This is how I moved mine. You can go to a Tractor Supply they have them there or any place they sell boats.
    http://www.talkshopbot.com/forum/sho...=moving&page=2

    Go all the way down the page.
    Jimmy
    I’ve never been fired, but, I have been laid off when they were still hiring.

    PRS Standard 48"x96" with PC Router and Aspire 9.008, Cabinet Parts Pro


    www.cncsignshop.com
    cncsignshop@nc.rr.com
    919-802-7477

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