Suggestions for hauling Computer Garage from Beaverton, OR to Yates Center, KS?

On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Julius Sridhar wrote: Right. Don't tie huge cabinets off with one rope. Use very liberal amounts of rope, and tie off in as many places as you can to distribute the force. Know how to tie good knots like the bowline, and tie rope as tightly as possible. Pad cabinets (see below) where rope makes corners; this protects both the cabinet and the rope. Another suggestion. Go to Home Depot or an equivalent store and purchase many rolls of carpet padding. It tears easily into decently regular shapes, and is not totally resistant to packing tape. It is also reusable. Before you tie up cabinets, use packing tape to hang sheets of carpet padding over the sides of cabinets. If you're short on padding, just pad the parts of cabinets that touch other things. Carpet padding also makes nice mats for smaller things like RL02 drives, etc. -- Jeffrey S. Sharp jss(a)subatomix.com