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Well I can confirm that a standard pallet jack is too narrow for the skids. We had a bunch of wood with us and were able to use the ends of the pallet forks to jack it up and get blocks of wood under it and put the pallet forks under the skids. We got it on the Tommy Lift of an F350 flatbed...

None of the GL generators, including 803s, come on trailers. All of the GP gensets are on trailers.

Thanks for all the advice. This one will be easy with the Tommy Lift on the flat bed truck. For future loads at no load places I am thinking it might be just as easy to remove the wheels from the trailer, load with a pallet jack and then jack trailer up with a jack and reinstall wheels...

This gives me an idea that with the adjustable pintle/ball hitch I just bought that I could raise the front of the trailer quite a bit to get the rear down. All of this will be even more difficult if I ever buy an 803a.

Thanks. I had bid to $600 and got lucky. I was able to speak with the GL rep and get info that inside all appeared to be intact. It was strange that there weren't any photos of the inside. Before bidding I spoke a GL rep in Phoenix and they told me to not accept the generator if parts are...

I just won the auction and will picking up from GL hopefully Thursday. It's at Whiteman AFB and they don't provide load assistance. I have a friend with a flat bed with a Tommy Lift and a couple of pallet jacks. I would prefer to find a way to get it on my trailer so I don't have to bother...

Researching this it looks like most if not all pallet jacks will not lift the 13" I need to get the 802 onto my trailer. I'll look to other options.

I'm bidding on an 802a that closes in a few hours. I have a Kendon dual motorcycle trailer that has a flat surface when the cycle rails are removed. I have a buddy I can borrow a pallet jack from. Photo of trailer below. Pickup place has no loading assistance. Anyone load an 802a with a...