We all know that monster tanks are heavy. Even acrylic ones are heavy if big enough. How did you get your monstrous tanks inside the house? Care to share some tips, techniques , or reflections on how you got those big boys in?
rweedon said:I knew a guy that had his 480 lowered into his house before the put the trusses in... the couple that bought it didn't like it and broke it to get it out...
rweedon said:I knew a guy that had his 480 lowered into his house before the put the trusses in... the couple that bought it didn't like it and broke it to get it out...
DeLgAdO said:my tank was a perfect fit
it was like those toys where you push the shape through the hole of that shape just on a gigantic scale
redtailfool said:hehe sweet.. how did u move it inside the house though?
one thing ive learned.. and i learned the hard way... i will be using dollys the next time. Its a life saver.
same here, it was 24 inches high so we were able to bring it into the room sideways. door frame was 30 inches wide, so it was a tight fitDeLgAdO said:my tank was a perfect fit
it was like those toys where you push the shape through the hole of that shape just on a gigantic scale