Moving a HUGE toolbox

[Bassett]

Originally Posted by mooseknuckle

Plain and simple. A bunch of stubborn dudes fueled with alcohol!!

BRUTE FORCE AND IGNORANCE!

A few enclosed trailers have tie downs on the walls. When my dad was doing a lot of door and window installations his SWS trailer had it.

[dale7637]

Is your hubby working in an hd shop?
If so, he should be able to use the cranes and a couple long slings.

[bison]

Originally Posted by Reeves1

I noticed with my tool boxes that the tools generally came out of the trays.
When I did this & kept doing so till the tool box was empty, it was much lighter & I could even lift the tool box.

I know, very surprising !

That would be called "common sense"
But..alas,..it ain't that common anymore

[Grizzly_Chris86]

I get a flat deck tow truck to move mine and depending on the driver nothing even moves in the drawers, if it does come off the truck its covered by his insurance

[mforshort]

If it's anything like mine it's way to heavy.
I would pay the money and get a tow truck with a flat bed. That way it's insured and no one will get hurt.

[doetracks]

Originally Posted by mforshort

If it's anything like mine it's way to heavy.
I would pay the money and get a tow truck with a flat bed. That way it's insured and no one will get hurt.

I posted above that the box EMPTY is near 1000#. Holy crap

Can only imagine what it is loaded.