Re: (ET) ET transporting

[Daniel Eyk <danieleyk yahoo com>]

Hi Don, in response to your hauling situation. I
recently bought an E-15 and had to transport it from
Sweet Home, Oregon to Vancouver, Washington.
Naturally, my pickup bed was occupied and as I had to
take a dresser down to my mother in Salem, I rented a
6'x8', double axle trailer to bring the E-15, a mower
and a tiller in and it fit nicely. Even if it had all
been mounted on the E-15, it would have fitted in the
trailer. The little dresser looked lost in the caverns
of the trailer by comparison. Hope this helps. Dan Eyk


--- Don Barry <Don Barry kmtc com> wrote:
> Hello all, once I again I must pick brains instead
> of feeding them....
> 
> It's getting time for me to go pick up my E15. The
> dilemma is HOW to get it down here to Houston from
> Arkansas. Ideally, I'd prefer to fly up there, rent
> something, and transport the E15 down here. 
> 
> So, any ideas on WHAT to transport it??
> 
> The U-Haul car trailers aren't fully covered over
> (just rails for a car's tires) so a E15 doesn't fit.
> 
> Most of the ramps on the U-haul trucks appear way to
> narrow to "drive" the ET up the ramp.
> 
> Ryder's ramps are a little wider (27"), and another
> does have a lift (measures 60" long, 33" deep).
> 
> I know I can disconnect the front mower, but what's
> the outside tire "width" on an E15 for the front and
> rear? Any other ideas? Remember, this puppy has no
> power, too.
> 
> Thanks to all,
> 
> Don Barry
> 
> Don Barry
> Infrastructure Manager, IT
> Kirby Corporation
> E-Mail: don barry kmtc com
> Phone: 713-435-1032
> Fax: 713-435-1070
> Fax:  713-435-1070
> 


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