Get out the calculator. And open your wallet. According to the American Moving & Storage Association, the average cost of an intrastate move is $1,170, and the average move between states costs $5,630.
A jib is  the forward most triangular sail on a ship. Luffing is a nautical term for when the sail flutters because it is pointed straight into the wind instead of catching it. A luffing jib also refers to a type of crane that is used in tight areas, usually in urban environments. This crane can operate so that its boom is able to be maneuvered in smaller areas so that neighboring property owners do not need to be contacted for permission to operate.
As one of the more helpful forklift extensions available today, the forklift jib typically comes in either a telescoping or a pivoting design. With both types, the body of the jib fits neatly over and around the two forks or blades of the lift. The telescoping jib makes it possible to leverage the weight of the lift with the heaviness of the object that needs to be transported, as well as making it easier to keep the object a safe distance from the lift itself.