Heavy duty Liftgate truck everett-marysville

JesterFab · Apr 8, 2014

I am picking up an ironworker from friend of mine. He is in marysville.
Ironworker weighs about 2500lbs, and is on casters. I only have trailers to put this on, and I think it would be much easier with lift gate. I have a forklift at my house to unload, just loading on trailer is my main issue.
If someone has a truck with lift gate, or knows someone that does, I am interested in paying them for there time to haul this with me. from marysville- everett. More then likely on a weekend but I am flexible.
Send me a PM/ call or text. Thanks 425 315 2111

CHOP SHOP · Apr 8, 2014

I have seen lots of very heavy roll away tool boxes hauled by the local tow guy with a roll back truck.

Might be something to think about.

JesterFab · Apr 8, 2014

Ya I was going to look at a moving service for equipment. But a roll back tow truck hmm... I do have AAA, wonder if that counts.
We may just be winching it onto a trailer, I really hate for this thing to flop over on its side or something.

CHOP SHOP · Apr 8, 2014

One of the nice low car trailers with tilt and the steel back 2 feet would be ideal for a cheap "buddy borrow" kinda deal!

JesterFab · Apr 8, 2014

Ya it would be. All I have is a 16' trailer with dove tail... figuring out a ramp is the part that I dont want to deal with.
I may have to toss something together to make it work. Liftgate would be ideal though. Thanks for the ideas

Clark · Apr 9, 2014

Check out sunbelt rentals, last time i moved my tools i used their hydraulic lift deck trailer. It's ***s. The whole deck drops to the ground roll your stuff on, and it lifts it up to ride height, get there and lower the deck, roll it off. It was $50 for the weekend. I did everything with wheels on it by myself, and mill/lathe egyptian style with 2 people.:awesomework: