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Advice on selling a safe

I have two 800 lb 60 gun safes and that's before loading them full of rifles and handguns. Thought of ever having to move those two pigs out of this house would suck horribly
well if you are in Orange County or River Side I know people that buy or move them depending on the brand and quality.
 
If anybody's in or somewhat near Ventura county I found these two guys that have been doing this for 30 years. Pretty reasonable and they do great work so if you need somebody to move your safe hit me up and I can get you their information
 
No way I was doing it without the powered pallet jack, but those things are fantastic.

...one of them would also make it easy to steal just about any safe that isn't well-bolted down with no gap to fit under also, even a 4k pound one.

You can do it with a regular pallet jack and one or two people but it's a lot of pushing. These make it simple as mowing the lawn with an old self powered walk behind lawnmower.

 
I went the Egyptian way when I moved my larger safe in. I bought a bunch of pvc sprinkler pipe, cut about 10 pieces just wider then the width. We rolled it in while rotating the last piece and moving it to the front and so on and so on. Didn’t leave a mark on the hardwood floors. Just make sure you sweep the floor as you you move along or at least before you start. Ha ha ha I think there are two kinds of people on this planet. People that wish they had bought a larger safe the first time… And the others are liers 😜
Egyptians didn’t use rollers to move those massive blocks. SMFH


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Where would be a good place to sell a large gun safe? (I'm getting a bigger one)
Ask where you bought the new safe if they take trade-ins or consignment sales. That way you have have the old safe removed when the new one is delivered. If you sell it on your own the buyer will still need to hire someone to move it for them.
 
I’d much rather have two smaller safes than one large one. They would be easier to move. And they could be in two different locations if you wanted.
 
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I went the Egyptian way when I moved my larger safe in. I bought a bunch of pvc sprinkler pipe, cut about 10 pieces just wider then the width. We rolled it in while rotating the last piece and moving it to the front and so on and so on. Didn’t leave a mark on the hardwood floors. Just make sure you sweep the floor as you you move along or at least before you start. Ha ha ha I think there are two kinds of people on this planet. People that wish they had bought a larger safe the first time… And the others are liers 😜
Snap Safe has made life much easier Titan XXL is nearly 1k lbs, heaviest individual piece is 180lbs
 

These are legit I have 2 XXL’s
 
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