If you've purchased a forklift for personal or business use, you need to figure out how to get it to your home or place of business. In most cases, you can't just drive the forklift down the road, so you have to figure out alternative forklift transport. To ensure your forklift gets to its new home in one piece, here are some tips to help you.
1. Don't Use a Regular Trailer Without Double Checking Weight
You may want a car transported to another location if you're moving and can't drive the vehicle yourself, if you don't want the added mileage on the vehicle, if you've sold it to someone or if you don't want to drive a sports car on rough roads. Whatever your reason, having a car delivered to a new residence is not the same as having it towed after a breakdown, so note a few questions to ask and information to cover with a transport service when making these arrangements.
If you often drive in the Outback during the winter months, the chances are that sooner or later you will find your vehicle has become stuck in deep mud. When this occurs, you have two options — you can call a tow truck company and ask them to pull your car clear of the mud, or you put your foot on the gas and try to power your way out. Below are four reasons you shouldn't try to drive out of the mud unaided.
