Moving a 1,000 pound safe 💪🏻
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I moved mine alone with an appliance dolly. I took the door off and re-boxed it to protect the paint. The door is 1/3 of the weight. Moved it down a flight of stairs alone. Not a big deal. Surprised it wasn’t scratched to hell from scraping it across your steps.
That dolly is an awesome piece of kit, having the right equipment makes the job much easier and safer.
Very professional job.
You aren’t kidding about those guys. Even with that motorized dolly you still need muscle to finesse that thing around.
You’re right 💪🏻
Should have left the carboad on the side against the dolly so it didn't scratch it..... also should use another strap...
I leave the box on do I don't scratch up the product, you need more than 1 strap as well. I have a power mate electric dolly that climbs the steps by itself with a press of a button, it has a break on it and it climbs steps and goes down steps, it has a raising lift on it as well.
Guy up here has a special trailer set up to haul them, they definitely know how to move a heavy piece. Fun to watch the pros work.
When they were moving that safe, it wasn’t no need for any talking. They knew what they were doing. They worked in concert with one another. I had a high outside paint partner like that. No talking. We knew what we were doing.
They knew what they were doing. I like the cart they have. Makes it a lot easier. Love my Liberty safe."
They got it figured out.
That had to been close to 600 lbs. worth of men to move that safe. Great work guys. My son and I once did a 850 lb gun safe with an appliance dolly and our Tommy Gate on an F250. It was tough but no steps at all. We are only 350 lbs combined. LOL. That extra size and strength helps.
I've used that same dolly dozens of times. One time we had to bring a 1200 lb equipment rack up 4 flights of steps. Like you said even with the motor it still takes a lot to move things that heavy.
Where do you rent one?
@@musicman1eandaUnited rentals or sunbelt. Local rental yard may have them as well.
We own a 32 guns safe it weight 450 pounds we moved to north Carolina we had 4 strong man to help unload one of my favorite gun is my traurus judge 45/410 long Coit but my wife says it is her gun I was very Impressed How you sharpen chainsaw change My father would use a electric chainsaw sharpener Watching you sharpen chainsaw chain Reminded me of my father when I would watch him keep up the great work last tater
That is pretty cool
Damn that dolly is pretty slick
These guys made it look so easy!
I hired out too with a Liberty safe company. They use movers as well. I'm not as strong as I use to be.
I agree. I literally had to carry a 400 on a second floor boy it was a pain. I could only imagine with 1000 lbs safe
I own two safes about half size. Have them bolted to the floor in difficult to access ground floor closets. Not a fan of battery operated locks. Like the old school dials.
1--Need a gun safe gun in case you find yourself opening it under duress.
2- Be aware of violent home invasion.
(The whole world knows you have enough guns to fill it. )
3- Go to spot for a tornado tearing through the neighborhood.
I used a ultralift for 8 years delivering safes. I only used it when climbing steps. It was much faster to use the flat furniture dolley they also sell. You can't turn tight corners when it's on the untra lift. Also you can't bring it back over with a low ceiling like in a older home. I would guess that I used the ultra lift less than 10 percent of my deliveries. We delivered liberty 50 safes this size and bigger heavier every day with no problems.
Good afternoon Mike, I’m hoping to possibly startup a safe moving business from scratch. I have lots of experience moving things but of this heavy nature I would need to plan for getting the right tools, having an extra hand available, and charging a fair price. I was wondering if I could pick your brain on this sometime. I would really appreciate hearing some of your stories. Thank you
@@andersvalin2616 no problem
I had a local moving company move my last one in. Cost me 125.00 but was priceless for my back since I have steps at every entrance!!
I don’t blame you.
Money well spent
We charge 275 now to do in town moves and deliveries. We charge 200 to come load and unload safes. You got off cheap
@@mike4769 Even thats cheap, the going rate in Columbia SC is $400-500
@@roqy9247 it depends on the company. We do this all day and can move a 1000+ lb safe from house to house in a average of less than a hour total with just 2 guys. Another company in town uses 4 guys and it takes them 2 to 4 hours. Their labor cost force them to charge more. Sometimes I actually feel bad to collect 275 dollars when it only took us 30 min to move a cheap 400lb safe.
I hope you gave these guys a nice tip!
I delivered safes for 8 years and the best tippers were middle class people. Rich people were the worst and most unthankful people we worked with.
No chance that weighs 1000lbs. One guy cannot shuffle 1000 lbs in the bed of a pickup like that.
Did you happen to notice what the safe was sitting on in the bed of the truck? The safe will easily slide on that type bed mat. Why would I lie about the weight? You can easily jump on liberty’s website and fact check me to see the weight without feeling like you have to pop off in the comments about it.
@jern6137 I said the exact same thing, I have a 1200lbs safe & even on the truck bed it won't slide like that. All 1/2" harden steel, I can't even tilt mines, there's no way.
@@cotontop3I wished you knew what kinda hand truck they were using.
@@cotontop3 isn't Liberty the safe company that have the FBI the master code to all their safes?
Woow I wish I had a hand trolley like that 45 year's ago. Truly stunning 😊.
That dolly is Awesome!
That’s the only way to move one of them!!!!!!
I woulda had to use the mini to get it inside lol
@@cotontop3 yeah man!
That’s what I did to get mine in my carport!😂👍🏻🤷🏼♂️
Mr. Cotton, don,t forget extra support in crawl space if needed.
My house is on a concrete slab.
Couldnt find a single moving company in my entire county who has this type of dolly or experience.
Tim, at 1:45 - now that's a knife; ) . Cheers !
I move boiler sections up and down sets of steps a lot thru out the heating season and the Front and Rear sections are almost 900 pounds and the intermediate ones are 550 pounds . I have had to go down three sets of steps or up steps and we are just using a hand truck with no motor. Me and another guy at work can get these things moved around but I’m getting old and the other guy isn’t to far behind me . Now my boss will buy any tool if we don’t abuse it and use it properly but for some reason he will not get a stair climbing hand truck . We also don’t have a liftgate on our trucks so we could use the handtruck to get stuff off they have a fork lift kit that clips onto your handtruck turning it into a forklift capable of lifting 1200 pounds . I guess a blown out back or a bad work injury is going to have to happen first and than when he sees the cost of the injury which will be in the 100’s of thousands of dollars vs 3000 dollars he’s going to wish he listened and purchased the handtruck.
Great job!
Gary’s Gun and Pwn Shop been around a long time!! Good people!
They did a great job except for uncovering the safe in the driveway. Anyone passing now know there are guns, valuables, etc. in the house and make it ripe for a break in. They could have waited until it was inside before taking the cardboard off.
Was thinking the same thing! As well as making sure both the address and features of his house were very noticeable in this video recording! Smh
Then you’ll bitch about how grandma’s favorite rug got marks in it
I learned that safes are not for diyer's to move! Pay the delivery service and stay out of the emergency room. Not a good day when it falls on ya.
if one of those falls on you, youre not gonna have to worry about an emergency room, just life insurance
Interesting you put it in your house. Here in Colorado it seems most people put it in the garage. Humidity is no issue here.
It is the opposite here, the humidity is high all time.
Dolly of the year
Just threw my back out trying to get my 500lbs safe up a single step. Ima have to see if I can hire someone to drive out here and do it for me.
Never seen this before . Amazing
I really liked this stroller. Where can I find it to buy for my company?
I’ve got almost that big, about 800lbs. Didn’t have that nice hand truck they have, back ache 🤒
I knew I didn’t want to move it lol
Just my opinion, that strap should be a few inches from that combination control.
Man i need one of those dollies. I have to move those things with a regular hand dolly and pure will. Just cant afford the couple thousand for one 🥴
Good evening. Them boys, you buy drinks, snacks, heck anything else. Even with a motorized hand truck/dolly, they stout.
My arms,shoulders, back,hips and legs, I'd be in fetal position crying lol.
West Point is about a hour and half from where I grew up. Corinth
Sound like you live in Mississippi
Love Gary’s!
Good evening Tim enjoyed the video
Thank you 👍🏻
Great jpb guys!
wow!
Today I helped move a safe that weighed 2300 pounds
Yep, just stay out of the way and tip them when they are done!
Do you have an office in southern maine, York or Portsmouth NG? We need to move a vermont castings 350lb ish stove down off the second floor deck to ground level. No clue how to do this safely?
You might end up in that monster safe if you keep giving Jill some lip 😂😂😂
Great stuff Men, and well wear Tim:):)
hell the dolly did 3/4 of the work lol
starting your own bank at home 😉😄
Where is this ? Alabama , or Georgia?
Mississippi
Who are those movers, I need a safe moved in Opelika
How you go down stairs?
Does Garys have any reloading supplies.
Yes
@@cotontop3 i hate to drive that far to see empty shelves. I have not bought factory smmo in 15 years. Dont intend to.
@@michaeledlin9995 I would suggest calling them and inquire about what you’re looking for.
Thanks and be safe out there..
Hemorrhoid saving hand truck!
No doubt 💪🏻💪🏻
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Now you can keep your cash at home lol
Watching and cringing because there's no padded protection between the dolly and the safe!!! UGH Oh nvm I see it now that it's moving paste the camera. Had me scared for a minute. LOL
its not made to look pretty, its made to hold tools
And...........Demonitized lol
How did the floor in the house handle that weight. No fooling around with that kind of weight those guys have done that a time or two.
My floors are all concrete.
We would put down floor protection (Masonite) when moving heavy things over carpet, tile, or hardwood. Even concrete floors can get scratched.
@@gs1100ed It was the weight I would be worried about todays lumber is weak as ..... floor joist would be hurting with 1000lbs on them. Tim said he has concrete floors no worries there.
@@Graveltrucking Yes, here in Texas, most site built homes are on slab, but many also have floor coverings (carpet, tile, hardwood) that can be damaged when moving heavy objects across them. If the home was pier and beam, you might want to have the homeowner sign a waiver. UBC live load for residential floor is typically 40 psf.
Not a 1000 pounds of gun safe.
I recommend GARRYs
Both location my wife recommends them too
They are always good to me and my wife/Boss
Love from DeKalb Mississippi USA 🇺🇸