Have you ever wondered how heavy a grandfather clock might be? Yes, we’re talking about those massive six to eight feet in height, long case, freestanding, weight-driven clocks (also referred to as pendulum clocks), which are widely appreciated for their decorative and antique value . If you have ever had a chance to take a close look at those mechanical pieces of art, you’ve probably noticed their fine ornaments, stylish finishing and complicated, fine-tuned clockwork comprised of numerous gears and springs. One question naturally occurring, is how to properly move such a heavy and delicate timekeeping device , whether in home, across the street to a new home, moving to a new city nearby, or even shipping it overseas without doing any harm to its exterior, glass parts and fine mechanics. As it usually appears in life, there is no singe rule that can apply for all cases and pretending to be completely comprehensive and accurate, so we can provide you with a li...