First lathe above harbor freight question

[Wildvortex]

Yah, I will need to find out where the hub is. Could save me the lift gate truck fee.

 

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Just an idea of the situation. Took while walking around the property with the wife

Used to drive a moving van for a living.
That road would be a non-issue.

 

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Used to drive a moving van for a living.
That road would be a non-issue.

Moving van/box truck is a big difference from a semi truck. I have drove both. I'll work it out one way or another.

 

[Wildvortex]

That is a hard core HOA making residents take turns acting as speed bumps.

Agree renting a pickup is probably the way to go. When I was truckless I used uhaul a couple times a year to move large items or make a dump run. They were pretty affordable $20-30 / day + mileage or around $120 / day with unlimited miles for long trips.

Might even be easier because you can back a pickup right up to your garage. The 1030 is about 400lbs so well within the limits of a cheap engine hoist.

BTW, what's a HOA??? Joke, would never live somewhere where other people (other than unavailable government) dictate what I can and can not do on my property. Have passed on several in my life for that reason.

 

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Moving van/box truck is a big difference from a semi truck. I have drove both. I'll work it out one way or another.

My moving van was a Ford 9000, with a 48ft trailer.

 

[Wildvortex]

My moving van was a Ford 9000, with a 48ft trailer.

Ok, neighbors wife works for a moving company and brings her box truck here on occasion. Turn is tight but likely doable. Couple of low branches a bigger truck might not be able to avoid and make the corner. Driven some big trucks 5 ton military with 40ft trailer but has been years.

My moving van was a Ford 9000, with a 48ft trailer.