No computer, depends on how steep the hill, and if you pack securely, road conditions will not matter, just like a regular moving truck. The drivers are professionals.
What if you have a REAL driveway with homes on both sides? I'm getting one of these delivered in a few days and I am afraid they won't be able to put it in place.
You need a fucking building permit from the city. They demand you get a builders permit before you even get the fucking pod delivered. Then they charge you 4000 for 200 mile moves. The same price as a mansion home in the mid west.
Westry Whitaker Pods can be delivered up certain hills, its up to the driver to see if they feel safe putting it up the hill, and if they can get it up the hill. Podzillas (things that move the pods off the truck and places them) Don't have acual breaks within the machine, So if they lost control of the podzilla up a steep hill it would be a 5k+ pound machine speeding down a hill.
did you ever get one TJ? I'm wondering what the width of the truck, and lift are. I'm limited on space along side my driveway a long the side of the house.
That seems like a huge expense to keep the load from shifting, but what happens when you come to a redlight or go up or down a hill. Especially putting on the brakes.
? Not sure I understand your comment. The lift is so they can move the unit around, and set in position. Not to stabilize. PODS professional drivers are the ones driving, so you won't need to worry about driving and going up a hill. They will drive them across the country so I'm sure they will be fine coming up to red lights.
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This is cool but it takes so damn long. Should have just got roll off trucks. Way faster and cheaper
It’s about keeping it level and not damaging the stuff inside that’s why it takes longer so it can be done properly not faster or cheaper lol
That really looks like my adoptive father Dennis
Damn.. just use a flatbed roll off truck or Moffett
This is making it way to complicated
After the pod is filled, they had better move it more slowly so it does not swing so much!
I wish I had this driver. Mine couldn't do anything but straight. He blocked our entire driveway!
No computer, depends on how steep the hill, and if you pack securely, road conditions will not matter, just like a regular moving truck. The drivers are professionals.
I wonder if you need a health card for this job 🤔
I really wonder if the gyro system is computerized or the human keeps an eye on it. Either way, it's somewhat effective.
What size is that container?
Love it!!! This is awesome!!! I want to work there!!!
What if you have a REAL driveway with homes on both sides? I'm getting one of these delivered in a few days and I am afraid they won't be able to put it in place.
+Mari Gilbert were they able to put it in place? i'm in the same situation
You need a fucking building permit from the city. They demand you get a builders permit before you even get the fucking pod delivered. Then they charge you 4000 for 200 mile moves. The same price as a mansion home in the mid west.
does anyone know if these things can be delivered up a hill?
Westry Whitaker Pods can be delivered up certain hills, its up to the driver to see if they feel safe putting it up the hill, and if they can get it up the hill. Podzillas (things that move the pods off the truck and places them) Don't have acual breaks within the machine, So if they lost control of the podzilla up a steep hill it would be a 5k+ pound machine speeding down a hill.
What size is this container?
did you ever get one TJ? I'm wondering what the width of the truck, and lift are. I'm limited on space along side my driveway a long the side of the house.
He just broke a violation by operating the podzilla when it's closed in. The podzilla must be expanded all the way out when its being driven.
That seems like a huge expense to keep the load from shifting, but what happens when you come to a redlight or go up or down a hill. Especially putting on the brakes.
? Not sure I understand your comment. The lift is so they can move the unit around, and set in position. Not to stabilize. PODS professional drivers are the ones driving, so you won't need to worry about driving and going up a hill. They will drive them across the country so I'm sure they will be fine coming up to red lights.
That's not Dennis