Looking For Cherry Picker To Pull My Boat Motor//

[justin scobee]

Ok I have found a guy that said he should be able to put a new transom in for $800 But I have to get every thing out of the way. Motor, cables, pump, tank etc. He will have to see it for a pin point dollar amount. But I was wanting to see if some one has a cherry picker that I could uses to pull the motor off with. If you have some thing that will work let me know. 417 365 2435. I would use a come along but my tree in my yard would up root I think. lol. Its not very big. Or I say some dumb butt would try to steal it. I have a garage here at my house to pull every thing. Thanks Justin

[Nwtf gobbler]

If you find something to pull it with I will try to come help you.

[Hunter75]

if you cant find a cherry picker, a good medium to large tractor with a front end loader would work, I have used one to pick up full size cattle. you just need a heavy chain. sorry to hear about your luck, hopefully you can get her fixed and get back on the water.

[justin scobee]

I got a tractor at the farm But its in Highlandville and I don't trust it to make it that far. It took me 1hr 20 just to drive home from ceder rige. I drove slow. Thanks Jason. I will give u a call if I get some thing.

[fishinwrench]

If you wanna run it up here I'll pull it and it can sit on a stand until it's ready to remount.

I'll feed and water it daily, no charge. If it's a Suzuki or a Honda I'll have to put a trash bag over its head though.....cuz I don't wanna look at either one of those every day until your glass-man gets done.

I have a good fiberglass guy on retainer too BTW.

[rps]

If you wanna run it up here I'll pull it and it can sit on a stand until it's ready to remount.

I'll feed and water it daily, no charge. If it's a Suzuki or a Honda I'll have to put a trash bag over its head though.....cuz I don't wanna look at either one of those every day until your glass-man gets done.

I have a good fiberglass guy on retainer too BTW.

So there are coyote ugly motors, too?

[gotmuddy]

use a comealong and a tree limb.

[Daryk Campbell Sr]

I don't know about down there, but around me, there are many rental shops you can rent a Cherry Picker/Engine hoist for a reasonably cheap amount. I do have one, and would surely let you borrow it, But I am about 30 minutes south of St Louis. It would cost you more in gas one way then to rent one.

[OnPlane]

LOLOLO Fishinwrench.....ROGLMAO...good one...regarding "baggin" those...I don't like for em to be in front at take off of a tourney or being pulled down the road in front of me...LOL (but I don't know anything about em...either...for those of you that may have one...What about Evinrude....?

[gotmuddy]

any decent hardwood would be tough enough to hold that motor. I used a limb about 8" diameter to winch my polaris rzr(side by side) up in the air.