Physics Problem: Moving a Piano

That would be the ultimate irony.

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Pssst. Rick. You missed an “n” in the post that Stranger quoted. :wink:
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:smack:

[QUOTE=Defective Detective]
It’s a 700 pound piano, after removing the legs
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Ye Ogs, don’t take the legs off. Unnecessary and you run the risk of destroying the finish.

You could see if a carpenter can install a pulley system out one of your windows, provided you have a window large enough to accommodate the piano.

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Ye Ogs, don’t take the legs off. Unnecessary and you run the risk of destroying the finish.
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Don’t do (or watch) much piano moving, huh? Grand pianos are always moved with the legs off. (At least, they are when experienced movers are doing the moving.)

[QUOTE=commasense]
Okay, so if you’ve hired G&R to move your piano, feel free to offer them your advice.

(What a terrible thing to happen to a Bosendorfer! It hurts to look at those pictures.)
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Don’t hire Inepector Cleuseau either. Don’t even let him be in the same city…

“That’s a priceless Steinway!”

<CRUNCH!><BLONGGGG!!!>

“Naht… ehny… mohr!”