I need a new safe, also would need it delivered to Wesminster area, and moved up 8 steps, to a landing, then 6 more steps. Any suggestions? Any guess on what it would cost to get it delivered?
Thanks,
Tom
Thanks,
Tom
safe and delivery of safe
- Thread starter THier
- Start date
The #1 community for Gun Owners of the Northeast
Member Benefits:
No ad networks! Discuss all aspects of firearm ownership Discuss anti-gun legislation Buy, sell, and trade in the classified section Chat with Local gun shops, ranges, trainers & other businesses Discover free outdoor shooting areas View up to date on firearm-related events Share photos & video with other members ...and so much more!
Member Benefits:
Long1MD
Ultimate Member
rob-cubed
In need of moderation
Maybe look into a Zanotti safe, which comes apart into panels that 1-2 adults can move easily? They seem to be pretty sturdy and well-regarded.
- Dec 30, 2012
- 7,001
I can vouch for A1's safes & service. I got a great Ft Knox from them & had it delivered to Westminster using their mover for a very reasonable price.
Sprta
Member
Buy the safe from Walmart Online (they have a number of different safes). They will deliver it to your local store for free or for about 11.00 shipping charge they will deliver it to your home. Give the delivery guy 25.00 and he will move it for you.
^^^This^^^
It's one thing to slip the delivery guy $25 to roll the thing into a garage with his pallet jack. But having him try to deal with steps (like he would do that for twenty five bucks) is an accident waiting to happen.
Reminds me of a statement made by one of the instructors in the first safe moving class I took many years ago: "You're not a safe mover 'til you've rode one of these son of a B****es down a flight of stairs!"
I've never done that. But even I've have had my share of minor "mishaps" over the years. (And I know what I'm doing.)
Bought my first from these guys too but didn't have them deliver. Awesome group of guys. Need to look into another one from them soon.
From a servicing point of view, I don't know if I like what I think I'm seeing in that picture. (As far as the safe, anyway.) 
It appears that most of the boltwork is enclosed in pretty much a welded metal box. If there's a boltwork problem one day down the road, how are you supposed to fix it?
It appears that most of the boltwork is enclosed in pretty much a welded metal box. If there's a boltwork problem one day down the road, how are you supposed to fix it?
navycrna
Smell My Face
I have bought several safes from Mike. I can tell you he is great to work with. Definitely would recommend. Very knowledgeable.
safecracker
Unrepentant Sinner
- Feb 26, 2009
- 2,405
Bobby-
Simple. All you need is grinding wheel, cutting torch, sawzall.....and a welder to put it all back together. Unless I am missing something that I cannot see in the pic, that is a huge design flaw.
Simple. All you need is grinding wheel, cutting torch, sawzall.....and a welder to put it all back together. Unless I am missing something that I cannot see in the pic, that is a huge design flaw.
spclopr8tr
Whatchalookinat?
+1 on Carolina Safes. Great people to deal with, great customer service, and professional delivery.
From a servicing point of view, I don't know if I like what I think I'm seeing in that picture. (As far as the safe, anyway.)
It appears that most of the boltwork is enclosed in pretty much a welded metal box. If there's a boltwork problem one day down the road, how are you supposed to fix it?
From their website.
Link
"Famous last words..."
If it's mechanical, it can break.
Welds can fatigue. Nuts can loosen up. Clips can break. Maybe they do make them so good that it's not a "common problem". But one day, something will go wrong within that welded up box.
The point I was making was that if it does break, there's no (easy) way to fix it. Building it without some sort of service access, because of over confidence, will eventually bite them in the @$$.
Users who are viewing this thread
Latest posts
-
-
-
-
-
Tennessee legislature passes bill to arm teachers; leftist lose their minds (5 Viewers)- Latest: JohnnyE
