/ This is probably a stupid question, but...... how do you unload a heavy implement from the truck? I do not have a front end loader.
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This is probably a stupid question, but...... how do you unload a heavy implement from the truck? I do not have a front end loader.
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/ This is probably a stupid question, but...... how do you unload a heavy implement from the truck? I do not have a front end loader.
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Ramps, earthen dirt bank, several of your strong friends or one Anatoly.
I use to do engine swaps and I backed the pickup into the garage and had a come along attached to the header above… simple and worked.
I use to do engine swaps and I backed the pickup into the garage and had a come along attached to the header above… simple and worked.
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/ This is probably a stupid question, but...... how do you unload a heavy implement from the truck? I do not have a front end loader.
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old and tired
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Have it dropped off in the nearest town that has a fork lift... load it on your trailer.
/ This is probably a stupid question, but...... how do you unload a heavy implement from the truck? I do not have a front end loader.
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/ This is probably a stupid question, but...... how do you unload a heavy implement from the truck? I do not have a front end loader.
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Usually you have to pay extra for lift gate service. You do that when you purchase the implement. You can have them back up to a space on your driveway where they can put the implement. Then you can unpack it if it's in a crate or frame and hitch it to the tractor.
If you pick it up at the freight terminal they will load it into the back of your truck or onto a flat bed trailer.
/ This is probably a stupid question, but...... how do you unload a heavy implement from the truck? I do not have a front end loader.
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I bought a 'used oil' furnace and a hoop house that were shipped from other states. They come to a Regional Delivery terminal via semi-truck and from there they arrived by box trucks equipped with lift gates. They were skidded on the the gates, lowered, and I took them away with loader forks. In your case, either drag it to the shop or uncrate it at the road and hook it up ! be sure to let us know how it worked out !
/ This is probably a stupid question, but...... how do you unload a heavy implement from the truck? I do not have a front end loader.
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Jaybr
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I've used my engine hoist to load/unload heavy items into the back of pickup trucks with no issues. Lift height would be my biggest concern, if the tiller is on a tall truck the engine hoist may not reach.