removing a plate by myself

[Wimblees@aol.com]

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In a message dated 7/15/02 11:15:16 PM Central Daylight Time, 
jonpage@attbi.com writes:


> It would have been easier to put the piano on its side, pad the bass inside 
> edge and ease the plate out.
> 
> Going back in the reverse procedure.
> 
> This way there is no more heavy lifting than a normal piano move.
> 
> Jon Page

I never thought of this. My only apprehension would be that your dealing with 
two parts that might tip over. While trying to remove the plate, there is 
going to be a certain amount of jiggling. That might cause the case to fall 
over. I guess you can have the piano case sitting next to a wall. You have 
brought up another possible solution to getting plate back in, in case the 
beams on my porch roof are not strong enough. 

Thanks, Jon

Wim 

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