Red Mist said: (quoted from post at 18:41:09 02/18/10) From what I can tell, I think it must help to be 5'-4", or maybe 5'-6", and less than 160lbs. Otherwise, it can be a tough job.....
mike
Nobody said it's easy :D I think they are a lot easier to move with one guy.
How in the world does a cherry picker lift a decent sized tire, esp with a center!?! You must have two 150# guys standing on the back of it! We tried lifting an ATV trailer last week with ours and it couldn't do it w/o tipping over. That only took one 150# guy on that back.
Reading CNKS comments, I am also late 20's. I have a feeling a lot of the guys on here don't have to ask for the senior discount.
This post was edited by sflem849 at 08:31:40 02/19/10.
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