Transporting my Pioneer 428XD 600 miles

[psychopomp1]

Hi

I know this has been discussed a zillion times before but i plan on moving home from Kent to Inverness and was wondering which is the best way to take my Pioneer plasma to the new home....do i chuck it in the removals lorry (wrapped in duvet of course) or do i stick it in my car again wrapped in duvet? It won't cost any extra if it goes by lorry but feel a bit hesitant leaving my baby at the mercy of the lorry driver

Cheers

Oh i forgot to add i don't have the original box for it anymore

 

[matr69]

Hi

I know this has been discussed a zillion times before but i plan on moving home from Kent to Inverness and was wondering which is the best way to take my Pioneer plasma to the new home....do i chuck it in the removals lorry (wrapped in duvet of course) or do i stick it in my car again wrapped in duvet? It won't cost any extra if it goes by lorry but feel a bit hesitant leaving my baby at the mercy of the lorry driver

Cheers

Personally I think you would take better care of it

If in your car make sure it stays upright and is supported as well as possible, make sure it is a soft duvet (as in take off the cover sheet) so as not to scratch the bezel.

 

[markrl]

Alternatively leave it for the removal company, let them trash it and claim on their insurance for a new one

I take it you no longer have the original packing?

 

[Marcos]

does it have to be upright??

 

[muzstar]

apperantly, its all over the packaging and retailers have mentioned it to me too

 

[Marcos]

apperantly, its all over the packaging and retailers have mentioned it to me too

bit of a mission to find a car that can handle that

 

[muzstar]

bit of a mission to find a car that can handle that

yep, I drive a decent size family car but theres no way you can put in a plasma standing up with the packaging.

 

[Ben6279]

Surely the removals company would be covered for any damages.