Complicated tank move. Need some Help

[Lance]

I just brought a 225 gal home from Vancouver. It went pretty good with 4 people (one on each corner). Your tank is considerably heavier at 350 gal., so I would think 6 guys at least. (If you decide to move it in one piece). Have some sturdy sawhorses set up for rest breaks.

[rdnicolas]

Originally Posted by chevyjaxon

just moved my 90 3 weeks ago when we got our new house the only advice i can give is to buy lots of coolers and water jugs for camping, use the coolers for the liverock and livestock and the water jugs to haul the water use a bucket or 2 to haul the live sand i moved mine succesfully with no losses i had it set up and running the same night with everything put back inside and that is after the coolers sat 8 hours oh yeah and one more thing, you may want to put the tank on wheels like a couple of mechanics creepers or something like that rather than risking tearing a seam with a winch and rent a truck with a power tailgate to lift the tank up to the deck of the truck its worth the extra money to save you from wrecking your back or your new tank, and dont forget to open the coolers every couple hours to release the nitrogen and replenish the oxygen good luck hope this helps

Thanks Chev. is there a place you`re aware of that rents them.

[fishoholic]

Our 230g move

1. 7 guys

2. Flatbed truck (definitely saved the day)

3. Lots of beer and pizza for everyone after