I bought a mill off ebay and I have to go pick it up here in the next few days I don't believe that the seller has the required equipment to load said mill on to my trailer so I was going to see if anyone that lives in that area could tell me where I could rent a boom truck or something to load this thing any help is appreciated
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TBItoy
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There is a RSC rentals, and Blue Waters rentals in town.
Who'd you buy a mill from?
Who'd you buy a mill from?
Toddy
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For the money a wrecker is prob best bet. Make sure they under stand what you want so they ring the right truck. Should be able to boom out and up high enough to get it on what ever you hauling it on.
TBItoy
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Toddy said:
Agreed. and you bring a lifting sling and D rings
TBItoy
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My wife says call Americollison and ask for Danny Pitts, or Dunns auto care on Jackson St
(Cookeville is her hometown and her dad has had a mechanic shop here for 30 years)
No idea if they'll sling load a mill, but it's a place to start.
Blue water equipment might rent by the hour or half day if they have a lift available. They did me right when I needed a man lift for decorating at my wedding at GMP.
(Cookeville is her hometown and her dad has had a mechanic shop here for 30 years)
No idea if they'll sling load a mill, but it's a place to start.
Blue water equipment might rent by the hour or half day if they have a lift available. They did me right when I needed a man lift for decorating at my wedding at GMP.
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I have used this method many times has always worked the easiestToddy said:
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My son uses a local wrecker guy to pull boat motors on rigs too large to fit in his shop
