FORKLIFT LIFTING Sample Clauses

FORKLIFT LIFTING. On items where we are to use a forklift to lift, the machinery or equipment must have skids or runners placed under the equipment or machinery so we are not forced to elevate a portion of the item. If no such provisions are made for lifting in this manner, the original quotation shall no longer be valid. Based upon the characteristics of the equipment or machinery Seller may at its discretion determine if they can safely lift the item from one end to place blocking in place to facilitate extending forklift blades under the item for safe movement. If Seller determines the item cannot be lifted without compromising safety or damage to the equipment or machinery, Seller will advise the Buyer of the situation and additional charges, and upon approval may utilize a third party crane company or rigging company to lift the equipment or machinery.
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