Subject: | [Shop-talk] Question about logistics shipping a four post lift |
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From: | lspector at gmail.com (Larry Spector) |
Date: | Tue, 20 Mar 2012 11:10:30 -0400 |
References: | <OFEFF26DF5.63944BC3-ON852579C7.0003FEDE-852579C7.0004492E@mail.megageek.com> <4F6818C8.5020705@milleredp.com> <CANuE7YCqcWr_O+29vcX2BDdOJ1GYC=mVN9Xetc=y725AxoqMpw@mail.gmail.com> <CAOtbU9Xmyme8K-J4+vEhKkPAwWMOHoCFkCJ7kmm-jKkXgEapCA@mail.gmail.com> |
My almost "no-hassle" solution was to find a local installer and have the lift delivered to them. They took care of delivering it to my house via flatbed towtruck, and assembled it for me. I say almost no-hassle because this particular installer wasn't all that bright when it came to actual assembly. I wound up correcting them repeatedly, and provided most of the tools... -Larry On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 10:58 AM, Doug Braun <doug at dougbraun.com> wrote: > If the lift vendors were able to arrange guaranteed no-hassle, no-surprise > delivery to my door, > I would have bought a lift by now... > > Doug |
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