Sure! Just bring it back with all the ball bearings!
Edit - where did those fancy wheels go?
Muscle Needed 11/24/18
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Sure! Just bring it back with all the ball bearings!
Edit - where did those fancy wheels go?
My money's on the wheels having gone four different directions at 60 mph.
...but seriously, where did they go?
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I rebuilt the furniture dolly with 2x4s. Going over the little off camber section between my cement pad and my garage caused one of the dolly wheels to collapse. About two feet after that, the axle of my little roller skate thing bent and the wheel shot off, lol. Look closely, you'll see.
Going to pick up proper bearings tomorrow to fix. May need the engine crane to lift the machine enough to access the wheels.
Going to pick up proper bearings tomorrow to fix. May need the engine crane to lift the machine enough to access the wheels.
Looks like you need a smaller version of the gantry crane.
Even if I’m not around, the hoist is sitting out by the shop...just ping me.
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Problem is that I have no way of lifting the machine now that it's this close to the ground. I need a smaller gantry crane, time to build another I guess, lol.
Northern and HF have a smaller one on sale
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Unfortunately no. Soft in the middle, hard outer crust.
pour an auctual concrete drive is all I got 
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Engine hoist should fix that dilemma easily.
Not that you need an excuse to buy more tools but now you got one.
The portable pusher/puller dude came in handy many times over the years. It has a wedge that may be able to slip under there and lift it up enough for an in house option (pipe, etc)
hoist would be easier so guess you could buy one of those instead
HF version
4 ton Heavy Duty Portable Hydraulic Equipment Kit
or jegs for $20 less and less harassment from your high class tool friends... and save50 coupon gets you another 10 off
JEGS 81532: Hydraulic Porta-Power Ram Jack Kit 4-Ton | JEGS
The portable pusher/puller dude came in handy many times over the years. It has a wedge that may be able to slip under there and lift it up enough for an in house option (pipe, etc)
hoist would be easier so guess you could buy one of those instead
HF version
4 ton Heavy Duty Portable Hydraulic Equipment Kit
or jegs for $20 less and less harassment from your high class tool friends... and save50 coupon gets you another 10 off
JEGS 81532: Hydraulic Porta-Power Ram Jack Kit 4-Ton | JEGS
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Not that you need an excuse to buy more tools but now you got one.
The portable pusher/puller dude came in handy many times over the years. It has a wedge that may be able to slip under there and lift it up enough for an in house option (pipe, etc)
hoist would be easier so guess you could buy one of those instead
HF version
4 ton Heavy Duty Portable Hydraulic Equipment Kit
or jegs for $20 less and less harassment from your high class tool friends... and save50 coupon gets you another 10 off
JEGS 81532: Hydraulic Porta-Power Ram Jack Kit 4-Ton | JEGS
^^
I really like that option.
Im slippin like im surrounded by that 55 gallon drum of personal lubricant that @JohnVee posted up in the amazon has everything thread.
I was going to suggest hammerdrilling into the garage concrete and bolting something in that a snatch block could attach to, and winch it into place. But thats not the most practical thing
I was going to suggest hammerdrilling into the garage concrete and bolting something in that a snatch block could attach to, and winch it into place. But thats not the most practical thing