My free time is limited, but I'm game to help out if I can. I have a F350 and 4 ton trailer in the Frederick MD area. No crane or forklift, but I've welded a winch on the trailer and have winched heavy loads on and off -- slowly!

-Steve M.

Have: F350 truck, 12K# capacity trailer, 4K# forklift, rigging tools, storage space, 6K# gantry crane
Location: Ann Arbor MI
Looking for early machine tools & manufacturing machinery (1800-1900) for a museum to open around 2012.

I will sign up, Im a little north of Houston. In april my c3500 and 20ft, 20k lb deckover will be back on the road. In the meantime I have a 3/4 ton and 16 ft lowboy avail. Dave Hamilton

Please sign me up. I have a 2006 Ford Super Duty V10 I use to haul. I don't have a trailer. I have three different sized hitches (1 7/8", 2", and 2 5/16"). I'm located in south central Pennsylvania.

Brett

Please sign me up. I have a 2006 Ford Super Duty V10 I use to haul. I don't have a trailer. I have three different sized hitches (1 7/8", 2", and 2 5/16"). I'm located in south central Pennsylvania. I've moved my entire machine shop in 2004 to its current location. I have the rigging to move things.

Brett

ill do what i can i love old iron paul800@att.net

My time is pretty limited as well, but I'd be willing to help. I have 4000# forklift, limited storage, and some rigging. I hate to see old iron go to scrap! Sign me up.

A number of folks have mentioned time availability. I have tried to set a standard of always privately contacting a member via pm, e-mail, or phone when I am planning a haul, so that they can gracefully state to me alone that they cannot help in a particular activity -- no excuse necessary. People are welcome to offer to join in a haul in a public post, but they should not feel unduly pressured. This is a hobby and we are trying to help each other.

P.S.: The last two members joined within 18 minutes of each other -- I think that is a new record!

Log me in too.

I have a 4wd Ford Ranger stepside p/u w/towing package (no trailer), a tow strap, come-along and some logging chains and chain binders. I am CDL licensed to drive anything but an articulated bus and haz-mat. I'm also handy with ropes, knots and rigging tackle; and have experience with heavy rescue, jacks, chain hoists, hydraulic tools, lift bags, cribbing and the like.

Zip code = 21771, Mount Airy, Maryland

I can help. In calgary, alberta, canada. Have a F350. Access to a forklift at work also.

I'd like to join. Mostly just as a supporter/pair of eyes/helper, although I've got an engine hoist I can bring with me if the machine is small enough.

Scott

Please sign me up as well. I'm in Minneapolis with no spare time or hauling ability in the foreseeable future. I do have quite a bit in the way of rigging items that I could lend if someone was short on such (skates, skis, jacks, chain hoists, heavy A frame, etc.). Let me know if I can help.

Steve Kadisak

Sign me up, I have a freightliner and a dry van(53'). never know where I'll be, but sometimes that's good.

Northern states look somewhat bare on the map... Grand Forks, ND 58201
A couple of forklifts and some storeage space.

Well I don't mind helping out your cause, but being in between jobs at the moment I can't afford to do it for free.

I did just direct a person in Elwood Indiana with an old Horizontal Mill to the site though. He was advertising it on craigs list but didn't seem to be having much luck as it has been on there for a while.

Sign me up too! More time than hauling equipment but will help where I can. Zip is 32401. Joe

Sign me up.

I'm near Houston (77373) and have my Dodge 3500 CTD and 40' deckover gooseneck trailer available. No forklift or crane at this time.

Andrew

Like a couple of other members, I should have done this sooner......

I'm located in the northeastern corner of California near the Oregon/Nevada borders. I have a 1/2 ton Ford that pulls my 6'x12' trailer with a capacity of 6k lbs. Also have a wheezy but fairly dependable forklift with about a 5k rating, so could help with transfers at my location. Willing to travel reasonable distances for gas only, no food (I need to lose a few!) with some advance notice.

On another note, I just bought a Hendey lathe located in Tempe, AZ and will have to drive there and back (via 395/95) sometime in the near future, so if anyone needs something moved south I may be able to help.

Sign me up please. All I have is a truck, a strong back, and a week mind. Also a carport that's good for a couple days storage.

I will do what I can & when I can. I am in Ky. Near London Ky. I been collecting for a while and want to save what I can. I have a 1 ton truck and trailer.
Gene Gatts