Manouvering a heavy fridge ?

LOL .....have already taken care of No.1 ... looks like a second fridge is the go..just short on space.

Cheers

Hi
Yeah!
Being a removalist is handy.
I would remove everything from the fridge, remove the fridge to the new site, then remove the fridge contents and repack the fridge making sure that a coldie or two were left at the top of the fridge.
Problem solved!

Too much waiting time Blue. Consume fridge contents. Sleep it off. Move fridge. Refill to start all over again LOLOL

Take out chair
Take out beer, one at a time
Think about situation, examine all aspects.
Fall asleep
Repeat until frdge empty
Problem solved !

Hmmm Footy. Sounds like you've put those Project Management courses to good use LOLOL

Regards

Gramps, I've watched how it's done.
I was talking to a mate of mine in Darwin just after Tracey, and he said it was 38C with 90% humidity. When I asked him how on earth did he work under those conditions, he replied, with just a hint of amusement, "with a can in one hand and verrrrry slowly !"

If there are 2 of you it should be a cake walk... I can get our 110L Waeco in and out by myself when fully loaded, mind you it doesn't do my back any favours... I also have a ute which may provide a better approach height, ie. not having to lift up/down from draws or the like.

There is another way although I thinks Al and Footy may be onto something... One of the fitters here at work takes his tools home every night. He has one of those cabinets on wheels with 4 or 5 drawers and a big compartment on top. He has fabricated a crane for his towbar. It has a jib and a manual cable drum like a boat trailer. A pin on the botton slips through the hole in the towbar where the ball normally sits and a washer and retaining pin holds it there. He winches up the toolbox and the whole jib assembly rotates on the pin in the towbar. He lifts it, swings it into his panel van and lowers it into place.

Blue, actually I'm a whimp. I bought a 40L Waeco because I can lift it :))
As for having to winch your tools ...crikey. I thought my young bloke was bad when the airlines always charge him extra for carrying his tools to a new job.

Blue,

I did'nt realize you were related to Arnie :))))) I'm with Footy. I can manhandle a 40l Waeco for a short while before temptation gets the better of me LOL.

10 out of 10 for your mate with the jib arrangement though.

Regards

Sounds like a good idea, doesn't it Ray...??? You do however forget the bit where she tells you the beer has to stay at home as she needs to fill the fridge with protien shakes... You and I both know we'd be powerless to stop her...

hahahaha Ray. Gives a whole new slant on SWMBO lolol (quietly, so she does'nt take offence)

ps Can't make up my mind whether your new rig pic is a Taliban Staff Car or just your normal vanilla Urban Assault Vehicle.

Regards