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13th March 2011, 10:23 PM #1
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Thinking of getting Carba Dlx 15" Thicknesser & 8" Jointer
Hoping to purchase the Carbatec 15" Deluxe Thicknesser as well as the 8" Jointer.
How would I go loading/unloading these onto a Mazda Bravo trayback (it's quite high)?
I don't have a forklift at my place....
I'm at work during the week so not sure how I'd go with having it delivered.
Perhaps I should look at using a trailer instead
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13th March 2011, 10:34 PM #2
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Grab your neighbour and walk it down a couple of long planks. Then with that done you enjoy a few ales after all the sweat and exertion.
Trailer would be easier.
It's great thicky and will take anything you can think of throwing at it
. I've put some massively heavy and long (4m) pieces of rough sawn slabs through it and it never blinked.
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