Large steel shear

Chain it any way you can. That thing is super floppy and tippy. The mass seems to be the center table it's center of gravity will be about 8 inches above that. Chain low and high any way you can. Pad the hell out of that too. It is a seriously precision instrument (Go ahead laugh, it IS....) bury it in chain and strap. Also padded beyond reason.

Never mind the stupid crane, thats not your pressure except being where it's waiting for you HOPEFULLY. Just be there at the stroke of your appt.

 

Chains where you can. Straps with protectors for the rest. Think I would try to feed straps through the top. Two over and back through pulling to one side. And another two over and through on the other side to take that tip out of the equation. But might not be possible.

 

DO not use that electric motor casing as a anchor. Let it float free with maybe a soft strap side to side over the top of it. But not tight but enough to maybe take hold firmly if she got floppy on your turns.

 

You see the upper frame at the right, that is where you want to chain it from. They are going to take the back gauge off?

Don't know if you want to do this but, 1/2 or 5/8 bolts with backers through the deck would be a great plus.

Steve

 

I would chain on the legs pulling toward the center from each end. If the foot sitting on dunnage had a ledge to keep it on.

Watch it close so the wood doesn't vibrate out. Put some nails to hold it in place

 

Put some protection on the straps on the frame you have on deck.
Can you put chains just above the shear table on both ends, dog ear kinda?
Right side of trailer to left.
Did they drain the fluid, if not you might have a mess during transit.