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Is a stablization part necessary when moving a washer and dryer to another state?
Question : Is a stablization part necessary when moving a washer and dryer to another state?
I am hiring a moving company and getting estimates on moving my front loading washing machine and dryer (yes its worth it) and 1 company states that I will need to pay for a drum stabilizer for the washing machine. Does anyone know if this is true? Another estimate didnt say I needed one. It will be over a 1,500 mile move. Thanks
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Answer by H. K
yes its worth it)yes it a good thing to do.its true
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#2 written by cozgrove 1 year ago
I’ve been researching this and can’t find anywhere it recommends a drum stabilizer for moving the machine. I would call Lowes and other places that sell these type machines ( where you bought yours) and see if they can tell you one is needed for this type trip! From what I’ve read and know about them they are very durable and with the drum in that position I would think it would handle a long trip without any extra support.
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Yes you have to unless you want to damage it. The other company that said you didn’t is Wong. I just moved a month ago I used the drum stabilization for it. You should have gotten them when they got delivered to your house. When we got them the guys said you have to put them in when you move them any where. Yes it is true. Good luck moving.