Cleanworks
Moderator
Kayak dolly. This is only a 6x8 but you get the idea.
Transporting Heavy Rugs
- Thread starter Steve D
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Lee Stockwell
FOJL
I won a similar device at a 'fest in Indy 4 years ago.
He wouldn't return my calls. Texas, go figure...
Joe Appleby
Supportive Member
I got a 24” diameter PVC pipe and cut it to 6’. Then cut it in half length wise making two troughs . I mounted a trough on the Gundlach making it an easy way to transport
rugs into our centrifuge. I’m sure it would work well in a custy’s home.
Sorry, I’m not at the shop to send you a pic.
rugs into our centrifuge. I’m sure it would work well in a custy’s home.
Sorry, I’m not at the shop to send you a pic.
Much better than the one I used to use, & a 1/4 of the price as well.
Cleanworks
Moderator
Here's how a customer left a rug for me this morning. Can't really complain though. At least I didn't have to wrestle it up from the basement. Roll it up, seems to go right over there heads.
LCCFL
Member
Would that work picking up in a clients home?I'll be getting a couple of these for my rug shop. It will make it easier to get into the centrifuge.
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T Monahan
Supportive Member
That guy you are referring to is a crook that apparently went back to Poland with lots of peoples money without delivering product.
rhyde
Member
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Mikey P
Administrator
In our shop
Not sure where it came from..
Not sure where it came from..
Sell it to me
