Box Scraper How to get those accessories home??

[Xfaxman]

That thing came with extendable legs for a reason.

Yep, but even with them extended, it can lift the back casters off of the floor.

Even with weight added to the frame.

 

[4570Man]

Yep, but even with them extended, it can lift the back casters off of the floor.

But it lifts more before it happens. Without your extended boom it shouldn't be able to.

 

[airbiscuit]

Hi, again (if you saw me over in the introductions thread):

I've got a little situation that's gnawing at me. We've got a 1958 JD 620 and are ready to purchase a brush hog, box cutter and possibly a 2 bottom plow. My question is how do folks go about getting these items home? We have a pickup and a trailer available to us, but it's the lifting that I'm concerned about. I'm assuming these items would be more than a 2-man job?


Thanks for your insight,

Christine

It would be helpful to know:

Are you getting all of the attachments at one place and all at the same time, or picking them up one at a time

Does the seller have a way to lift or load

What kind of trailer do you have (size, tilt, etc)

How many friends can you enlist to help

Do they have a loading dock, bank or ditch (that gets the trailer bed close to ground level)

Does the seller have a tractor with 3 point hitch (that they could move/lift implements with)

 

[MESSMAKER]

Drag the implement under a tree limb or beam in a barn. Winch the item off the ground and then back the trailer under it.

 

[bspeedy]

No more info from the OP.

Perhaps he was expecting more than "Just use brute force".

Sometimes brute force is the answer...

 

[airbiscuit]

No more info from the OP.

Perhaps he was expecting more than "Just use brute force".

Sometimes brute force is the answer...

Maybe we missed the most obvious loading/unloading device ...... a 12 pack of beer!