Thread: Transporting a safe

Surely crown could pick it up for you? I'm sure they shift heavier items than that.
Mind you such a short distance the joker must be a right cock not to get it there for you.

We deal with Mainfreight for heavy freight through work. Just need to tell them a tail lift is needed for pick up to save the truckies back.
Most, if not all, have the pallet jacks on board so they are able to move the item.

Originally Posted by cambo

Surely crown could pick it up for you? I'm sure they shift heavier items than that.
Mind you such a short distance the joker must be a right cock not to get it there for you.

We deal with Mainfreight for heavy freight through work. Just need to tell them a tail lift is needed for pick up to save the truckies back.
Most, if not all, have the pallet jacks on board so they are able to move the item.

+ 1 for mainfreight we used to use them when we sold winches fast delivery and good prices excellent service.

Originally Posted by mucko

+ 1 for mainfreight we used to use them when we sold winches fast delivery and good prices excellent service.

I've just sent a quote request to Mainfreight and I'll see what they come back with. So far my best reply has been $85.60. For a cheap and nasty $250 safe for project rifles that's a bit much

Originally Posted by Savage1

Surely someone on here lives around there, if it can wait a few weeks I'll move it for you next time I'm down there.

Where's the final destination for the safe?

I don't know if I could ask that of you mate, do you have work around that area? Down to Dunedin it is heading.

Originally Posted by Spanners

A box of beers and a mate with a ute will sort it

You'd be surprised what you can get in the front seat of a Toyota Cynos, safe, tool chest roll cab etc all fit

Yeah, hard luck but, I'm a South Islander through and through. The closest mates I've got are on base in Linton