Does anyone know if Pellet sales
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I have never bought from them but on their website they do reference a forklift.
http://www.pelletsales.com/learn_more/pellet_faq.aspx
if you go to this link and go down to the section for questions about delvery you will see where they mention a forklift.
http://www.pelletsales.com/learn_more/pellet_faq.aspx
if you go to this link and go down to the section for questions about delvery you will see where they mention a forklift.
Yes. It's one of those Moffett 3-wheel forklifts.
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Very powerful and has extending forks. They were able to slide 4 pallets just inside my garage (2 wide x 2 deep). It dug up my dirt driveway a bit but I didn't mind.
The forklift is way too tall for a standard garage door opening so sliding them in from outside is the best they can do.
I asked them about pallet jack delivery instead and they said they do not offer that service.
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Very powerful and has extending forks. They were able to slide 4 pallets just inside my garage (2 wide x 2 deep). It dug up my dirt driveway a bit but I didn't mind.
The forklift is way too tall for a standard garage door opening so sliding them in from outside is the best they can do.
I asked them about pallet jack delivery instead and they said they do not offer that service.
Yep, delivered mine w/ a forklift too. As for them getting the pellets into a spot that's too short for the forklift to get into, I had the same issue w/ my pellet "shed"....the vertical lift on the forklift hit the edge of the shed roof before the pellets were in all the way.
We solved the problem by using another pallet as a "spacer"....the forklift pushed the empty pallet against the full one, and slid the pellets right to the back of the shed......worked like a charm.
We solved the problem by using another pallet as a "spacer"....the forklift pushed the empty pallet against the full one, and slid the pellets right to the back of the shed......worked like a charm.
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