Subterranean Planer - Moving My 1400 lb Powermatic 201HH Planer Into a Basement Workshop @TheGrainDoctor
Subterranean Planer - Moving My 1400 lb Powermatic 201HH Planer Into a Basement Workshop  @TheGrainDoctor
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I was lucky enough to find a Powermatic 201 HH planer (22" capacity, 7.5 HP, single phase power) at a local auction. The bidding was spirited, but in the end, I won out. Working in a basement shop, I was once again faced with the challenge of how to get the new machine into the shop. This ended up being the largest machine I have moved in one piece. Watch along to see how it went!

With a Harbor Freight trailer winch, comealong, lifting straps, and a lot of preparation, a lot can be accomplished!

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