Looks like you're in the South. Usually can find cheap and reliable help in front of home depot in the morning hours..
Moving a 400 gallon
- Thread starter ChrisM101
- Start date
Yea that sounds like the way to go . Breaking the tank apart might as well just build one yourself at that point.
Yea that sounds like the way to go . Breaking the tank apart might as well just build one yourself at that point.
Lol don't think I haven't been there looking. Struck out. They must be mowing lawns this fine spring morning... all my help is either on spring break or at work this weekend.
Honestly, I really think 6 guys will be a stretch. It would be best to have 8.
What are the dimensions of the tank?
What are the dimensions of the tank?
Jump on this, you will be happy you did. Sometimes more hands are not more helpful, through doorways and such. Make sure you have straps, suction cups, couple dollies, and I'd say 5 other guys, one one each corner and one in the middle of each long side. Good luck with this man, I'm rooting for you.
It's 96 x 32x30 or there abouts maybe 96x31x31
The only thing we need people for is to lift at tank location then onto trailer then off of trailer into garage.
Those lights are worth $389 each new x4 I'm assuming the chiller is worth $300 or.more as well. Lots of nice equipment.
If you plan on using it as freshwater you could probably clean up and sell some of the saltwater equipment and make some of your money back.
straps will leave marks and do some damage on your backs. Two guys strapped my 300 gallon down a set of stairs and the bottom guy well needed a pack of muscle relaxers ... and a few beers. lol !! piano skids work perfectly !!!
