Can you provide approximate weight and size dimensions? Is there loading assistance (forklift) available? Thank you! 02/26/2026 11:31:24 AM

Yes, we can load it with a forklift. We don’t have a way to weigh it but did some research on Google A.I. mode: While exact shipping weights for antique Department of Commerce (DOC) airway beacons vary by model and components, the primary visual navigation unit typically falls within the following ranges: • 24-Inch Rotating Beacon (Head Only): The standard rotating unit, approximately 24 inches in diameter, typically weighs between 400 and 600 pounds. This includes the heavy cast-aluminum housing, glass lenses, and internal motor. • Complete Beacon System (with Course Lights): When including the two additional 500-watt course lights and mounting hardware, the total shipping weight can exceed 800 pounds. It’s very heave and will have to be moved with a forklift, The class globes are 24” The beacon is on a 48” x 40” pallet but hangs over about 16” off the pallet in the 48” width dimension. At longest point the overhang to the back of the pallet it’s right at 60” (5 ft). 02/26/2026 11:44:00 AM