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I have an opportunity to buy a very nice looking delta unisaw dirt cheap but I need to get it down one step and up onto my trailer. 425 pounds. Any advice? Come along? I have a heavy duty hand truck.
Short notice so no help.

I have an opportunity to buy a very nice looking delta unisaw dirt cheap but I need to get it down one step and up onto my trailer. 425 pounds. Any advice? Come along? I have a heavy duty hand truck. Short notice so no help.

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Too short notice to rent/borrow a pallet jack? Or one of those power-assisted hand trucks? Or to slap together a little dolly with casters?

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They don't come apart?

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Go pick it up for him, .

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Engine lift may be needed.

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That's the ticket right there.

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Have used an engine crane to move smallish machine tools and a reasonably large table saw (~500lb) by myself, was definitely the way to go in terms of getting it onto/off of a trailer.

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The no help part is rough

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This is the problem. And the drive which will add $200 to the price with my truck. Math looks like I might as well get a cheaper grizzly saw brand new.

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I’ve used an appliance dolly and two guys in the past. I have three of them.

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