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You also have to realize that it isn't Grizzly delivering the tool it will be a trucking company. -
It’s delivery service, not setup/install service. Make sure the truck will have a liftgate, otherwise you’ll be real upset when the driver moves the jointer to the edge of the tailgate and says, “Ok, your turn.” Call a couple friends and offer them pizza/beer/whatever, rent a pallet jack or dolly and don’t worry about what the driver will want to do. -
By Valleyslim · Posted
yeah i have some ideas of what i migth able to do. but on grizzly's website under their delivery policy it says they drop it on the curb of residences -
By Valleyslim · Posted
yeah problem with that is getting the machine off the truck once i get home. learned that after woodcraft loaded my truck with my table saw, got home and was like now what. i mean i eventually got it off but it was sketch as hell and dont want to do that again -
By Valleyslim · Posted
palate jack is the thing i was trying to think of and yes its the jointer/parellelogram
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