I need help in the NE of Indy

Bernie Cunningham · 12-16-2013, 10:02 PM

I've purchased a bridgeport mill that's located in Anderson off I69.
Does anybody have a business in that area with a forklift that could load it onto truck for me?
The fella I bought it from has a friend that can lift it but not high enough for a semi using a bobcat but he may be able to transport it a short distance and then have it unloaded.

The most economical PU is from a business with a dock or Forklift but I'm not sure having just a dock would work for the 2000+#'s. I'm also concerned using a liftgate that's not rated for that weight either and that's not cheap as well. It's being bolted to a skid and the head inverted to keep the COG low.

I've only used freightquote.com so far but if somebody has a hookup with a freight company from Indy to California please let me know, thx.

951 686 4230 or bonzaproducts@att.net

12-16-2013, 10:02 PM	#1
Bernie Cunningham Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Southern California Posts: 560 Likes: 45 Liked 52 Times in 17 Posts	I need help in the NE of Indy I've purchased a bridgeport mill that's located in Anderson off I69. Does anybody have a business in that area with a forklift that could load it onto truck for me? The fella I bought it from has a friend that can lift it but not high enough for a semi using a bobcat but he may be able to transport it a short distance and then have it unloaded. The most economical PU is from a business with a dock or Forklift but I'm not sure having just a dock would work for the 2000+#'s. I'm also concerned using a liftgate that's not rated for that weight either and that's not cheap as well. It's being bolted to a skid and the head inverted to keep the COG low. I've only used freightquote.com so far but if somebody has a hookup with a freight company from Indy to California please let me know, thx. 951 686 4230 or bonzaproducts@att.net __________________ Bernie Cunningham 7053 STK