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By Skillfusian · Posted
Using PODS for furniture and household goods has worked well for you in the past, but for heavy and fragile equipment, it might not be the best choice. Considering your concerns about using a moving company, it's important to find one you trust. When I last moved, I hired guys from the Moving company Gothenburg, and they were fantastic. They handled my items with care and even shared some helpful moving tips. -
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@Beechwood Chip, thinking about this a little more. If you haven't re-cut the track, yet, you could test your theory by interposing a few sheets of ordinary paper between the stop block and fence. -
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I always wonder how much weight people put on warranties on certain products. Around me it seems that most people pay for everything to be done. So for example, the warranty on your ceiling fan might get you the parts replaced for free but they would have to pay for the labor again.
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