I’ve purchased a damaged semi, with bad frame, I’m trying to salvage the engine and transmission. The mechanic that remove the engine, said that differentials, I mean the rears are not worth it. He also mentioned they are 2 speed rears, which means they have 2 ratio. Anyway , he can’t store those there, and I need an engine, but mine it’s still ticking, and I think I can get another year or who knows maybe 2. How do you move an engine and transmission to a storage facility. Storage facility don’t have any equipment on premises to remove and move heavy objects like, I think a 3,000LB engine. These are heavy stuff.
^^^ what Long FLD said. I will add that if you really want just a plain jane storage facility, you could have the stuff hauled to you and then unload it with a forklift you rent yourself and place it into the storage building.
Find two pallets that have at least a 3k lbs capacity each, strap the engine on one, the transmission on the other one. Rent a box truck with E-track, with a high capacity lift gate, and use a high capacity pallet jack to position it where you need it to be.
Ha ha, . I wonder what is the lift gate capacity weight? I see on Detroit specs, an Detroit 60 engine say it’s 2550 LB dry, whatever that means. Rent a Uhaul box truck with E track., I’ll have to call them and see if they have any
U-Haul won’t have what you need…Probably only Penske or Ryder…. You could see if there is any one local that does local carriage….might be cheaper than renting equipment