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Moving Heavy Appliances
I live alone and sometimes have to move heavy stuff by myself ( refrigirator washer dryer). I have tried the put a blanket or cardboard under it and drag it trick. If I can't get someone to help me out, what are some good ways to move things alone? If you can't resist.................ok let the jokes out.
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Trade: Design/Build Outdoor Living
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: ArkLaTexOma
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Re: Moving Heavy Appliances
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Trade: Squirrel Handler
Join Date: May 2006
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Re: Moving Heavy Appliances
Never used an air sled, I heard they work well, but I don't think you'd be able to use them on stairs if that's a concern. Just emptied out the trailer, here's what I use, an appliance dolly, it has stair belts on the back for going up and down stairs. If you get one stay away from the aluminum ones, they're lighter but break a lot more than the steel ones.
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