Lift and Secure Overhead Platform

there. We got a problem. This [snorts] thing is 12 ft wide. This is uh 9 ft tall and I need to flip this thing over. And uh I'm not going to be able to get it out this door by myself. So Kyle, maybe uh I might need your help tilting it sideways, taking outside, flipping it over, and bringing it in. Sorry, buddy. Try to get that in the corner. And then hopefully that will fit and we'll slide it out. Oh, you're the man, Kyle. Thank you. Okay, so here comes the really fun part. Uh, we have to drill holes on top and bottom and feed these uh what are they called? Screw eyes, right? Um, each one has a capacity for 175 pounds, but I got four of them. Um, hopefully that's going to be sufficient to hold this thing up. My only concern is flexing down the middle. Other than that, I think we should be fine. Then [snorts] then the fun part is going to be trying to get this thing up there on cables. Don't have a plan for that yet at all. Here's a trick that I've learned to install these. You could put a big old wrench in there or a screwdriver and start twisting it. Or you can take an Allen key, shove it in your drill, and then I have never been more unsure about something in my life. I don't know how to do this. This thing is way too big. And I am under um staff. You can put it this way. But here's what I think I'm going to do. I'm going to use my cable. Throw it through that loop. Secure it. Right. They have the little crimps, whatever. Have the cable dripping down on all corners. Then I'm going to stick a ladder down the middle. prop this corner on it and try to finagle both of these up there at the same time. Individually, I think this might weigh too much, but spread around all four corners. Should be fine. Wish me luck. Okay, nothing to it but to do it. Lots of regret going through my head right now. [sighs] 12, 14 in maybe. Then I think I should be fine. My ladder's being used. I need my ladder to get up there. And there's no way to get a ladder in here. Well, possibly, maybe, but it's not folding out. It's what I call between a rock and a hard place. At this point, we're introducing multiple ladders into the equation, not knowing what's going to happen. And this one's too big. Great. Awesome. Why wouldn't it be too big? So, we uh regrouped and uh came up with another idea. This is plan uh is shout out to Kyle. He suggested it to use a pulley system. We already have a hoop loop up there, loop [snorts] down here. We just pull it up. We have a ladder there. So,…