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Recs for a rigger in Dayton?

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I'd do this myself but I need an insured rigger to move a small knee mill up a ramp and on to my trailer. I might instead decide to have it hauled to local storage until it is more convenient to pick up.

Thanks.
 
Bump! Has to be a bunch of riggers in the Dayton market...

The only name I know is Dan's Towing & Recovery in Springfield, OH. They work the area from Columbus to Dayton and also do rigging.
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Thank you. When I didn't get a reply I looked in a folder of saved posts and found an older rec for Dan's. Not sure where it came from, since I couldn't find it in a post here.

I ended up not bidding on the machine, without inspection, so maybe next time.
 
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