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Moving my Komodo Kamado grill for a rooftop party

Mountain Climber

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I will be having my high school class mates over next weekend for a rooftop party. My KK grill is coming in this Wednesday and how will I prepare for that? What do I need to successfully pull this off? I want to build a ramp for it... Is it possible with so little time left or shall I simply ask it to be moved and hire a forklift or something.
 
Considering the weight of those grills, I would be hiring movers with the right equipment if I were you. That might be the safest and quickest way to go. that way, you can focus on the party prep and not risk any grill mishaps or injuries. have fun!
 
I will be having my high school class mates over next weekend for a rooftop party. My KK grill is coming in this Wednesday and how will I prepare for that? What do I need to successfully pull this off? I want to build a ramp for it... Is it possible with so little time left or shall I simply ask it to be moved and hire a forklift or something.
Yeah, how was the party? I assume it's already done. If not, I actually suggest just going for the forklift. Less stress and way safer for the rooftop setup. But are you planning for the grill to be in the rooftop for long, like actually stay there? You might wanna consider that.
 
Man, unless you've got a team of powerlifters ready to help, I'd recommend just using a forklift and calling it a day. That thing is a monster! Also, I'm kind of wondering, is this grill just here for a weekend getaway, or is it getting a permanent spot up on the roof? Either way, I hope the party turns out to be amazing
 
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