Response: No, it is not practical to tow it. Wheel bearings are rated at 35mph, no lights, and the tires need replaced for that distance. Thanks, Mark (1/1/2008)

Response: Ok, that let's me out. I don't have a trailer yet. Good luck with your shipment. Delboy (1/1/2008)

Response: Thanks for the inquiry! (1/2/2008)

Response: There are tractors at both ends that can back the item onto/pull off the grinder from the truck as long as it can be loaded from the ground. There are no cranes available at each end to set it on a flatbed. The item weighs 7100lbs but is on wheels. If your car carrier can load from the ground, there will be help to move it on and off the carrier. The bigger problem is the conveyor at 10 1/2 feet height...wouldn't want to run into bridges. It is possible to let it down...I have questions into the owner now to get the let down height and length and to determine if the conveyor can be detached. (1/2/2008)

Response: thats great id like to haul it for you hows tor pick up and del on fri morning my trailer is 2 ft tall also if we let it down that be better let me know id like to help you out (1/2/2008)

Response: 2 foot off the ground with ramps to load from ground level? We can back it on the trailer with tractor then from the ground. I am trying to contact the seller in WI to make arrangement...what time would you want to pick-up on the jan 3rd? (1/2/2008)

Response: i would like to put in on foward dont know if wheels fit between wheel wells yes torrow thrus id be their at 8am (1/2/2008)

Response: I am not sure how it could be put on or taken off forward. Outside dimension of the wheels is 8 feet...so you need at a minimum 8 feet between the wheel wells. The seller would prefer to load you at 4:30pm on Thurs. Is this going to work? (1/2/2008)

Response: no aint going to work backwards (1/2/2008)