Posted by Matt_In_Michigan on August 10, 2009 at 21:55:11 from (32.149.162.63):
In Reply to: Sickle bar mower posted by Brushcutter on August 10, 2009 at 17:56:27:
I"d tell you that without a loader or bobcat or even a chain hoist, trying to lift it into a pick up bed would not be my first choice. With the rare exception that you"re unbelievably pissed at your back and don"t want it around anymore.
Hell, you can probably rent a come-along for $10 to drag it into your pickup. The other pain of the sickle bar is the odd weight distribution. Kinda like carrying a window A/C. If your side doesn"t have the compressor (sickle bar) you"re home free. I"d probably try to slip something under it and drag it into the bed if I didn"t have a point of lift.
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