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Has anyone had success using a dolly like this to carry 20' ISO containers off road?
I am looking for a dolly to move empty 20 foot ISO containers into fairly small but flat pad spaces in hilly woods. The TM says it can lift 5 ton. Do the ISO container holes fit the dolly attach points at the bottom? The TM also calls for two persons to make the hookup. Can an ordinary person handle the job or does one of the persons have to be very strong? How much time should I allow for setup?
I think this dolly was intended for smaller containers but I am hoping it can be used for any large container that has the ISO connectors on the bottom.
This dolly may be misidentified. The manual says the M689 is a mechanical screw lift but I notice it has hydraulic cylinders. I wonder if the E designation is an update.
Thanks
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I am looking for a dolly to move empty 20 foot ISO containers into fairly small but flat pad spaces in hilly woods. The TM says it can lift 5 ton. Do the ISO container holes fit the dolly attach points at the bottom? The TM also calls for two persons to make the hookup. Can an ordinary person handle the job or does one of the persons have to be very strong? How much time should I allow for setup?
I think this dolly was intended for smaller containers but I am hoping it can be used for any large container that has the ISO connectors on the bottom.
This dolly may be misidentified. The manual says the M689 is a mechanical screw lift but I notice it has hydraulic cylinders. I wonder if the E designation is an update.
Thanks
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