Moving a 600-lbs Gun Safe with the Escalera Electric Dolly downstairs

Moving a 600-lbs Gun Safe with the Escalera Electric Dolly downstairs in Flower Mound,TX. Get your moving pricing today by calling Rescue Moving Services in Flower at 972-249-8233 and we'll come to the Rescue to move your gun safe.
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[@BFArch0n]

Dude is crazy standing under that safe.

[@pozloadescobar]

You guys made it look easy in spite of the heavy load and tight stairwell. Good job!

[@tommytb2]

Moving to Dallas next month. You guys will make me feel like my treadmill will be moved like a feather.

[@kevinlyons345]

I own 2 of these dollys the old one that’s 700LBS capacity and the same one you have that’s a 1,200LBS capacity $6,000 dollar investment best thing I ever did for my appliance business here in Connecticut

[@mjkpanda]

Have you tried any of the other types, like the powermate? I'm definitely going to get one, debating on the escalera type, vs the powermate which is a different mechanism

[@youvsyou945]

Great job! Looks like the escalera works great on carpeted stairs just fine eh? Thanks for the video!

[@ericaguilar3335]

Shout out to the followers Lol been rockin with rescue since the beginning LOL 💪🏽💪🏽

[@RescueMovingServices]

😎✌👍

[@gilboston20033]

In a calm sea, every man is a pilot.

[@user-zz8ln3uh5x]

Thanks for the demo. Looked like you may have been using a hammer to remove/replace hinge pins. May I recommend a spring hinge pin remover? They're cheap and super convenient.

[@sergiomalespin3326]

Fantastic video!

[@josephmurray664]

We just got ours today. Can’t wait to try it out!

[@jonathanbarraza2557]

Hell,was it worth buying and deos it feel like it takes longer than using a aluminum dolly?

[@TruckTaxiMoveIt]

Good work

[@fredmeyer3063]

Awesome!

[@moemoes5989]

nice video

[@bsmooth5487]

Oh yeah!

[@markisscooper3569]

Great good fellas! What would you typically charge for this?

[@MclubAchannel]

Where did you have this amazing tool?

[@taynguyen1013]

Could you please tell me what's the brand of that ramp you have next Escalera? How long is it?

[@ENEMIGO970]

Odelay…mover to mover looks good Ese! Where did you purchase it at so I can propel my company to the next level?

[@jasonfuller2560]

How long does it take to get off the wall of the truck?

[@ElMarco48]

Nice for a straight shot. What you gonna do when the stairs have a 90 degree turn at the bottom?

[@tjcmoto5484]

Turn.

[@pointnIaugh]

I need one of those.

[@RescueMovingServices]

👍

[@Moethelock]

I'm a delivery driver for a photocopier/printer company and this thing is not made for 1 person at all.. Its not as easy as they make it look...trust me..

[@youvsyou945]

You still have that escalera?

[@angelaposton1753]

How do you advertise for gigs like this?

[@mysteryyyyyy]

how do you keep from breaking wood stairs when using a stairclimber? i've contacted multiple places to move a safe and they all say the stairs will be damaged.

[@mjkpanda]

It's not the best to keep a super heavy safe upstairs, in case of a fire and it falls on the firefighters. Maybe look at a powermate stair climber, it's a different type of movement. Or make a ramp to the top and winch it up. Did you find a way to do it yet? Just curious

[@jorgeceballos0825]

necesito una de esas,me sirve para vending machine?...saludos desde Colombia

[@ClipsForGames]

8:52 Standing behind it is a good way to get crushed.

[@user-ty9lt4ck6c]

Yep. Especially when there is a "I saw that coming" sign on the wall.

[@that1electrician]

You need a spotter on the bottom though and a set of hands to adjust the safe. As long as that thing is fastened securely and the guy running the controls knows what he's doing and goes slow, you're good.

[@MelindaGish]

@@that1electrician100%

[@youcanfixthat8636]

going up is the problem..you could have just let this slide down the stairs while you guys guide it

[@nasnail3936]

what????

[@reinhart482]

hell no.

[@d.i.g.i.t.a.l.9268]

.. said no mover/installer ever...

[@MrSmurf459]

🤡

[@HVAC356]

You crazy?

[@taffanyenrique]

How much

[@randyclar747]

That's awesome; however, it is even more challenging for robots to defy gravity going upstairs. Can it handle it? No mention was given to that. Always easier for a heavy object to go down, rather than up. Gravity is a bitch.

[@LBNNN1]

actually going up is easier down going down using Eacalera

[@jkwlnskash]

Going down would be the tough part. Gravity is a bitch. It wants that weight closer to it. Love the video.

[@MelindaGish]

@@LBNNN1agreed

[@CheekyMonkey888]

going up is easy, since you re pulling up all the time, going down is dangerous since you can just roll off a step, they sell an a brake system for going down but i did not see it being used here, not sure why not

[@alstonian78]

How much is this thing cost?

[@barcelonadgreates]

Alston Ke 3-6K