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around 300 lbs of ballast, then add another 170-180 lbs of lathe, that's about 470-480 lbs. 
you got'um enough oomph to scoot that around? 
i remember when i was a bit of a lad (about 35 yrs ago) i worked in the grocery business, and we had to use manual pallet jacks to move stuff around. some of those pallets of canned goods were a cube about 4 1/2 ft on a side, and wieghed in probably around what you're gonna wind up with. that's a lot of wieght to be shoving around, as a healthy lad, or well preserved, slightly older guy...
you got'um enough oomph to scoot that around? i remember when i was a bit of a lad (about 35 yrs ago) i worked in the grocery business, and we had to use manual pallet jacks to move stuff around. some of those pallets of canned goods were a cube about 4 1/2 ft on a side, and wieghed in probably around what you're gonna wind up with. that's a lot of wieght to be shoving around, as a healthy lad, or well preserved, slightly older guy...
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