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That's where a four wheeled dolly comes in handy.Niceguy wrote:In the house was the worst for me. Mainly the lack of room in spots to get all your help, helping... In the wide open where everyone could grab a hold was fine, tight corners and stuff like that were only room for 2 people or so was were it sucked.
Post a pic of yours. I might be getting a bigger one soon.Whootsinator wrote:I moved my 700ish pound safe down a ramp and into the house with three friends and a lightweight dolly. I did NOT expect the dolly to survive but it was a trooper lol. There are a ton of tricks and methods to moving a safe, from winches to golf balls. Putting plywood over carpet can make it easier.
Especially for tight corners, the golf balls or similar can be a godsend. It doesn't have to be tilted, making it smaller.
I'll pm you later today or Monday.jackalo626 wrote:Post a pic of yours. I might be getting a bigger one soon.Whootsinator wrote:I moved my 700ish pound safe down a ramp and into the house with three friends and a lightweight dolly. I did NOT expect the dolly to survive but it was a trooper lol. There are a ton of tricks and methods to moving a safe, from winches to golf balls. Putting plywood over carpet can make it easier.
Especially for tight corners, the golf balls or similar can be a godsend. It doesn't have to be tilted, making it smaller.
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Word. Still have lots of things worth a lot hidden which isn't locked up. I can live without it but I've got it all but ft Knox with someone always there and armed, cameras, remote viewing, alarm, and older neighbor retired watching my house. My pet Lion hasn't made it over here yet though.Whootsinator wrote:I'll pm you later today or Monday.jackalo626 wrote:Post a pic of yours. I might be getting a bigger one soon.Whootsinator wrote:I moved my 700ish pound safe down a ramp and into the house with three friends and a lightweight dolly. I did NOT expect the dolly to survive but it was a trooper lol. There are a ton of tricks and methods to moving a safe, from winches to golf balls. Putting plywood over carpet can make it easier.
Especially for tight corners, the golf balls or similar can be a godsend. It doesn't have to be tilted, making it smaller.
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Ballerjackalo626 wrote:My pet Lion hasn't made it over here yet though.Whootsinator wrote:I'll pm you later today or Monday.jackalo626 wrote:Post a pic of yours. I might be getting a bigger one soon.Whootsinator wrote:I moved my 700ish pound safe down a ramp and into the house with three friends and a lightweight dolly. I did NOT expect the dolly to survive but it was a trooper lol. There are a ton of tricks and methods to moving a safe, from winches to golf balls. Putting plywood over carpet can make it easier.
Especially for tight corners, the golf balls or similar can be a godsend. It doesn't have to be tilted, making it smaller.
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So they did what we told you to do and it was really easy? Except you paid them?ssracer wrote:They made quick work of getting it into place
Whootsinator wrote:True. Mine was delivered to the garage via liftgate and pallet jack before I had to take over.