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(ET) safest way to get an ET into a pickup truck?

Subject: (ET) safest way to get an ET into a pickup truck?
From: tbamc <tbamc gbta net>
Date: Mon, 28 May 2007 08:52:54 -0500
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BTW, I too wasn't terribly comfortable with my wooden ramps, so I notonly took the batteries out, I wedged concrete blocks under the rampsmidpoints when unloading. My wife and I pushed the ET out backwards,and used short 2x4's to progressively block the wheels and move itslowly down the ramps.


HTH

Thon

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