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29th January 2023, 07:55 PM #1
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moving a piano
as per title, camp site I am involved with has a solid cast iron frame piano that has 2 buggered castors. Do I replace castors OR remove the other 2 and make a base that could slide around (hopefully) the vinyl plank floor
Each school/group that stays wants the piano in a different position.
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29th January 2023, 08:07 PM #2
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Replace the whole four would be my choice but getting access to fix them will be the bigger problem! I’ll leave that to the riggers here?
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29th January 2023, 10:19 PM #3
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Upright pianos can be a bit tippy that's for sure... And when they go, they're often a right off.
If it were me I'd attach a couple anchor points to a wall that is sturdy enough and is ok to have few holes put in it. Back the piano up to the wall, loosely strap it to the wall with a rachet strap. Then start jacking it up on blocks till you reach enough of a height to replace the wheels.
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