George Gilliland wrote: > Forgive this self-serving intrusion, but I could use some experienced > advice on a problem I haven't yet encountered: > > We're moving into a co-op in the city, and the elevator will only > accomodate my piano (Baldwin L) if it's tipped vertically, either on its > tail end, or on its keyboard end. This would theoretically be only during > the approx. 1-2 minutes it takes to go up in the elevator. Has anyone ever > had to do this? Or is this considered unprofessional or potentially harmful > to the instrument? The elavator is rated for 1800 lbs. I think an L weighs > less than 900, but I'm not sure. Although it's just a lowly Baldwin, I love > this piano and don't want to bring any harm to it. Have you checked with the management? There might be a freight elevator somewhere you hadn't considered. Just a thought. Rob Goodale, RPT
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