RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Bridgeport Questions **JOHN.... PLEASE READ**

Along the same lines, I feel the money I spent hiring rigging companies
was some of the best spent money I have parted with. Not only did it
make the arrangements easier (the rigging company received the items
from the long haul truckers), but it also kept me from trying to do a
dangerous job without all the proper equipment.

There is a lot to recommend about just making a call and then pointing
to the spot you want the machine while you write out a check.

Tim
[Denver, CO]

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> Don't even think about using a lift gate on a BridgePort !!
> They are too heavy, too large and too top heavy as well. to
> safely load or unload with a liftgate. In the oxygen
> business we would not allow 12 pack banks of cylinders to
> be handled on a gate! They would be easier to move than a
> Bridgeport. This had been learned the hard way with injuries
> . Equipment damage was
> not the concern. These were heavy gates on heavy trucks that
> were maintained well.
> Jesse
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