Gun safe move

[likeitfast55]

I need a gun safe moved from Arlington to Keller. Short of renting a pickup, anyone here move safes? 25 gun safe. shoot me a price. I would do it but I do not have a truck.

817-944-9060 cell if interested. or pm me here.
fastcrj@yahoo.com e-mail as well.

Thx,
Randy

[Cannon88]

This guy on the THF moves safes.

http://www.texashuntingforum.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/3161649/1

[likeitfast55]

Yes I did ask him. Because he is not in my area, he has to charge more. Just a bit out of my price range.

Oh well rent a truck here we come!

[Mr_Fiux]

Yes I did ask him. Because he is not in my area, he has to charge more. Just a bit out of my price range.

Oh well rent a truck here we come!

Remember to use your knees not your back.

[likeitfast55]

At my age it won't matter! bad knees/bad back!

[Sleeper]

Surely there is some younger guys you can ask to help.

It wont be to bad, unless your up north like i am and everything is downstairs in the basement.

[KBScobravert]

Call Cabella's and get the name of the people that they use. I want to say that someone on the board knows them also but can't remember who it was.

Edit to add
Michael Keys Safe Delivery and Installation, 817-498-9797
It was posted in here

http://www.dfwmustangs.net/forums/showthread.php?t=17844&highlight=safe

[ThreeFingerPete]

I will do it for $200 as long as there are no stairs involved and 4 doorways max

[likeitfast55]

Thanks Pete!

DFW safes cut me a swinging deal! Done tomorrow.

Thx guys.
Randy

[03trubluGT]

I will do it for $200 as long as there are no stairs involved and 4 doorways max

And Pete won't need any help. He can carry it by himself.

[95DRGT]

Remember to use your knees not your back.

I did just that this past weekend (bad back) and blew out my left knee- it sucks getting old.

[franks]

Take the door off and just dolly it. Door on my browning was heavier than the rest. Wasn't that hard to move once I separated them. It's a 60x40x28

[ceyko]

He went the right way having a pro do it. I moved my ~1000 lbs safe on my own a few times using a 101 different methods. I'd never move someone else's though and the primary person responsible for it.

Steps? F' that. I've seen 4 pros do in 2 minutes flat what would take me 3-4 hours on my own. They have a lot of gear, all are strong and generally know what they are doing. Plus if they screw it up - they have insurance.

Edit: ...and for the record, I'll slide my safe around now to adjust movement or a few feet. Last summer, I lost control of it and thankfully it fell away from me and not on me. It was over in a split second and I called for some help after that and decided never again. I have good stuff, but sometimes 1 person is not enough to be safe.