Response: I am very flexible, but the move is not possible between Feb 10th to feb 17th. Currently eastern Oregon has been hit hard by snow. It is not a good time to move heavy equipment. There is no loading dock on either end of this move. How will you load on trailer? Do you have a picture of the equipment that you would use for the move of this tractor and impletments? Do you carry insurance for possible damage? (1/30/2008)

Response: snow is a understandable delay. When the snow lets up let us know and we can schedule a quick delivery of the tractor in a break in the snow. (1/30/2008)

Response: What of my other questions on insurance and the eqipment and your ability to load and unload the tractor. Stan (1/30/2008)

Response: We have ramped trailers for drive on and off. or if needed we can provide a lift at both ends for additional cost. Insurance covering damage while in our possession is included in everything we haul. Additional coverage is available through this site at very decent rates. (1/30/2008)

Response: Thank you for your reply. The owner in TX said that currently with the two fork blades on the front of the bucket makes the complete unit 24 feet long. In my ad I said 20 feet. The owner said he can remove the two forks and lay them in the bucket. The screened platform may removed and laid down or leaned against the tractor wheels. Would the extra four feet in length be a problem? Stan (1/30/2008)

Response: The additional length doesnt change anything. weight will remain the same. (1/30/2008)

Response: Thank you, (1/30/2008)