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Default six foot class III forks

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If this is a one-time job, why not just rent a suitable lift truck
from Hertz or similar equipment rental outfit? The one-day
rental will only be a couple hundred $.


We rented a 6000lb 4-wheel-steer lift for moving a CNC truss-cutter into
the shop for repairs.

Don't forget delivery and pickup. The bill came to about $450 for one
day's rental plus the carriage.

Lloyd
 
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