its a start (8x4)

[John McNamara]

Hi Beefy Reefy.....

Yep that is a meaty beast....

It looks like the frame base design is not easily picked up by a pallet truck?
That will require a 100mm gap between the bottom rail and the floor and a rail for the other end of the pallet truck forks to push up against.

It's going to be heavy so you need a way to move it around. If you can only pick it up from one end maybe a dolly to support the other end as it will be too long to balance.

Regards
John

Grabcad will provide you with a model.
https://www.google.com/search?q=Grab...h=514&dpr=1.75

[reefy86]

Hi Beefy Reefy.....

Yep that is a meaty beast....

It looks like the frame base design is not easily picked up by a pallet truck?
That will require a 100mm gap between the bottom rail and the floor and a rail for the other end of the pallet truck forks to push up against.

It's going to be heavy so you need a way to move it around. If you can only pick it up from one end maybe a dolly to support the other end as it will be too long to balance.

Regards
John

Grabcad will provide you with a model.
https://www.google.com/search?q=Grab...h=514&dpr=1.75

Thanks for the tip John appreciate it :)

[reefy86]

Hi Beefy Reefy.....

Yep that is a meaty beast....

It looks like the frame base design is not easily picked up by a pallet truck?
That will require a 100mm gap between the bottom rail and the floor and a rail for the other end of the pallet truck forks to push up against.

It's going to be heavy so you need a way to move it around. If you can only pick it up from one end maybe a dolly to support the other end as it will be too long to balance.

Regards
John

Grabcad will provide you with a model.
https://www.google.com/search?q=Grab...h=514&dpr=1.75

fun times ahead