Heavy hitch head, ideas on lifting/moving it?

lss177 wrote:
Yea, I think a flat top yard wagon will do the trick, minimal lifting and easy to move around.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/edsal-14-in-Utility-Cart/3678590

Even with that wagon, I would use a HitchGrip handle as posted earlier in a link.
Barney

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Yea, I think a flat top yard wagon will do the trick, minimal lifting and easy to move around.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/edsal-14-in-Utility-Cart/3678590

Get a yard wagon. Just about the right height and easy to roll. I have one

You could take a little four wheel dolly from harbor freight and extend the spots where the wheels connect high enough to get a low floor jack under it. Lift it to hitch height and take the weight off the truck, pull your pin and lower onto its wheels. Roll it into the garage.
I've done something similar for a wheelchair lift on the back to allow the person to remove the 120lb lift and roll it into the garage.

Or something like this

Link

This is the exact reason I plan to get an Andersen set-up. I've messed with the Equalizer head and know I can't manage it.

How about floor jack?

I have Blue Ox and I've been thinking of the same thing. I'm north of 60 and have partially torn rotator cuff. It seems a lot heavier this year than when I purchased it 3 years ago.

It took about 3 days for my shoulder pain to subside after our Memorial Day weekend camping trip lat weekend.