Thanks guys,
Basically everything that Blair said is right. It's only about 150 lbs and can be installed with 2 people. We didn't even use a floor jack, we just muscled it. We wrapped some jacks with towels to rest it on and for support in case it slipped.
I would be careful with your forklift method, as it will rip the powdercoat right off. It looks much better with all 3 hoops though, trust me. I have seen them with none, 1, and all 3 and it looks better by far with all 3.
R8RRunner,
The wait time sucked, but here is how I looked at it. The alternative is ARB. The ARB bumper can arrive to you within a week or 2, however they don't look very good. They are very square, don't fit the contours of the truck, and are less sturdy. The way I looked at it was this: In 6 months, it won't matter which one I chose, one of them will be on my truck regardless of how long I had to wait. So at that point in time, was I going to regret buying an ARB for instant gratification when SW is clearly the better bumper? My thinking was yes, hence why I ordered the SW and I couldn't be happier. The ARB bumpers look terrible IMHO, but some people like them.