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<blockquote data-quote="jburner" data-source="post: 1922042" data-attributes="member: 32332"><p>First of all, I suggest that you buy a good dolly, you'll use it again. It's one of those tools that saves you a ton (literally) of work. I'm pretty sure it won't be a one time use. </p><p></p><p>Don't underestimate ramps. Use them wherever and whenever you can. Getting out of the truck, down steps, whatever. Work smarter, not harder as they say. Looking at your post again, it sounds like you don't have any steps. My advice having done this several times, get your vehicle as close as possible to the eventual site and go from there. Make sure you lighten up the furnace by removing firebrick, doors, grate, anything that can be removed to lighten the load.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jburner, post: 1922042, member: 32332"] First of all, I suggest that you buy a good dolly, you'll use it again. It's one of those tools that saves you a ton (literally) of work. I'm pretty sure it won't be a one time use. Don't underestimate ramps. Use them wherever and whenever you can. Getting out of the truck, down steps, whatever. Work smarter, not harder as they say. Looking at your post again, it sounds like you don't have any steps. My advice having done this several times, get your vehicle as close as possible to the eventual site and go from there. Make sure you lighten up the furnace by removing firebrick, doors, grate, anything that can be removed to lighten the load. [/QUOTE]
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