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Does anybody load a self propelled walk behind grinder onto a tranny using loading ramps? Just seems unsafe but much cheaper than a trailer :001_smile:

 

Used to do it at a different firm only fell off once gave me the willies a bit but was more worries about the grinder.

 

Make of that what you will.

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Does anybody load a self propelled walk behind grinder onto a tranny using loading ramps? Just seems unsafe but much cheaper than a trailer :001_smile:

 

very long alloy ramps that you can store over the head board would make it safer.

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Does anybody load a self propelled walk behind grinder onto a tranny using loading ramps? Just seems unsafe but much cheaper than a trailer :001_smile:

 

I used to load an old Dosko this way and it was a bit hairy it got better with the magnetic clutch conversion.

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I load my Rayco 1625 on my tranny when I have to, trick is use decent ramps and tip the bed a bit to lessen the angle from the ramp onto the bed, plus point the tranny downhill where possible when loading.

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Years ago I loaded our unimog onto a large lorry we had on hire using pallets. The last 2 ft involved full throttle and about 30 broken pallets nearly the most stupid thing I have done so far. My brother filmed it using his phone but too:blushing: to put it up.

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Years ago I loaded our unimog onto a large lorry we had on hire using pallets. The last 2 ft involved full throttle and about 30 broken pallets nearly the most stupid thing I have done so far. My brother filmed it using his phone but too:blushing: to put it up.

 

Come on Steve, your amongst friends mate :biggrin:

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