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  1. 10-12-2009, 10:06 PM #1
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    How wide is the Griz G0690 deliv pallet?

    I need to cut a door into my new shop that is at least as wide as the pallet that the G0690 comes on. Delivery is tomorrow and I forgot to call Grizz today . I'm thinking 48" should do it, maybe smaller?
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  3. 10-12-2009, 10:55 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by scott vroom View Post
    I need to cut a door into my new shop that is at least as wide as the pallet that the G0690 comes on. Delivery is tomorrow and I forgot to call Grizz today . I'm thinking 48" should do it, maybe smaller?
    48" should do it.
    I just took delivery today, and it was less than twice as wide as the foodprint (20"x20") of the actual machine.

    The main crate is basically the saw with a few 6" wide boxes on the side.
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    Hope you're both as happy with your 690 as I am with mine.
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    I just threw away the pallet from the 0691, but I'm sure it was less than 3x3, actually not much bigger than the saw footprint. I think 3' would be plenty.
    What do you mean you need to "cut a door in"? No door there now?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rick Moyer View Post
    I just threw away the pallet from the 0691, but I'm sure it was less than 3x3, actually not much bigger than the saw footprint. I think 3' would be plenty.
    What do you mean you need to "cut a door in"? No door there now?
    LOL.....it's a long story.
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