Drill Press

[TOMDUALLY]

Well I got it home safely and wouldn't you know my neighbor with the John Deere went on vacation therfore I had to unload it by hand by myself.
Pic's (all are out of focus)
1) arriving home
2) pulling it back to slid 1" sch40 under it
3) pushed it toward the back of trailer

 

[TOMDUALLY]

Thankfully I made this trailer to tilt for my lawn mowers as it tilted down I just kept letting out a little more line off my come-along until it was almost off then I pulled the trailer from under it. Went fairly easy except the pucker part, this thing weighs about 800# 6ft high and the base alone measures 18" wide x 5ft long. Handling this by yourself gets scary thinking what could happen if something went wrong.
Pic's
1)tilting trailer
2)coming off the end
3) empty trailer
4) drill press is on the ground, under coverand standing upright.
PS-pics 1 & 2 got crossed up

 

[TOMDUALLY]

I managed to get it turned around and backed up against the wall, there it will set on a couple of 2x10's until I get a floor in my shop. Of coarse I'll put a motor on it and start using it. Just found out it was manufactured in the 1920's.