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Thunderbird Club

It took two of us with a trailer and piano dollies to move that beast. No way I’m doing that again. 300# of hernia.
I helped my friend Haroon move a B6? (baby B3) down a flight of many stairs to cart it in my Element to his house... not.., fun. He got it on Craigslist for free (!) because the owner failed to show-up to help move it!
 
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I’ll try to make it up. Fun venue with good beer on tap. Any chance that the Bad Lemon
drummer’s groupie will be there?
Probably not, not a lot of crossover between people that come to see BL and RSR unless they are particularly my friends. The friends of the other BL members that I do not know well may not even know I’m in another bad unless they have come out on a night I have done a double, which has only been once before. I’m hoping for a full house on 1/4/25 at the Hotel Utah.
 
You've surely got a cattle trailer. What's the problem with just taking it to Chuck?



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We have a large number of trailers. The issue is moving it from inside the house, down 3 steps, and then lifting that bugger up onto the trailer bed. All of that without taking out the pedals or snapping the spindle legs. On the other hand, Chuck is a master and telling you step by step what to do to troubleshoot.
 
We have a large number of trailers. The issue is moving it from inside the house, down 3 steps, and then lifting that bugger up onto the trailer bed. All of that without taking out the pedals or snapping the spindle legs. On the other hand, Chuck is a master and telling you step by step what to do to troubleshoot.
Humbled Dave thx..... the other thing is, moving large heavy old structures like that, introduces mechanical faults....iow, not designed to be transported, you get them running in situ and move on...