Moving Cranes Around

[havending]

Unless you are doing large sets at once I couldn't see justifying a box truck. Insurance and just general upkeep isbt chrap on one. Ours sits sometimes 2-3 weeks then it might be on the road everyday for a week. We have 2 16' enclosed trailers that get used pretty regular. For a small route though you can't go wrong with lift gate truck.

I agree enclosed trailer is the way to go. Many guys are now going that way

[mjacks]

I forgot to add that I agree about the trailer.  I will probably go that direction next time I change up vehicles.

[Southernmusic2]

I'll post some pictures of one of our trailers first of the week. It has 2 rows of e track on the walls, 80" rear door opening. We also coated the floors like in a box truck to help slide games around when loading and unloading. I would recommend getting a well known brand trailer too.

[Richard]

I'll post some pictures of one of our trailers first of the week. It has 2 rows of e track on the walls, 80" rear door opening. We also coated the floors like in a box truck to help slide games around when loading and unloading. I

would recommend getting a well known brand trailer too.

What do you considered as a well know brand trailer?

[Southernmusic2]

As far as brands pace, hallmark, and homesteader have all been well built units that we have owned.

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