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hi guys, bit of a last resort but i need to borrow a van with a tail lift for a small but heavy cast iron planer i need to shift. can anyone help???

 

 

i need it at J7 of the M4 hopefully on a weekend. 

 

it weighs about 200kg and can be manhandled on to the tail lift no problem and it only needs transporting about half a mile up the road so was hoping somebody would have a bit of goodwill and help me out.

 

beer money will be waiting if it's wanted.

 

by the way i can't drive due to epilepsy so it would be nice if the owner could do that bit...

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41 minutes ago, se7enthdevil said:

hi guys, bit of a last resort but i need to borrow a van with a tail lift for a small but heavy cast iron planer i need to shift. can anyone help???

 

 

i need it at J7 of the M4 hopefully on a weekend. 

 

it weighs about 200kg and can be manhandled on to the tail lift no problem and it only needs transporting about half a mile up the road so was hoping somebody would have a bit of goodwill and help me out.

 

beer money will be waiting if it's wanted.

 

by the way i can't drive due to epilepsy so it would be nice if the owner could do that bit...

two hundred kilo's?..   you could at a pinch use a normal flatback or van and get it on the back by using a few pallets.. two pallets first, inch it on the pallets then add a pallet either side till you get to the right height...  still, if someone has tail lift it would make it easier all round..  or a trailer like HTB mentioned.

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16 minutes ago, Vespasian said:

two hundred kilo's?..   you could at a pinch use a normal flatback or van and get it on the back by using a few pallets.. two pallets first, inch it on the pallets then add a pallet either side till you get to the right height...  still, if someone has tail lift it would make it easier all round..  or a trailer like HTB mentioned.

Or just stick it on a sack borrow and push it.:thumbup:

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