Friends, I have a question to add to Mike's. I am uncomfortable selling trucks for vertical pianos, because a teacher stumbled over the part sticking out and was on crutches for months. Isn't there danger of liability here? Since this incident I've refused to sell dollies for verticals a couple times, although the income would have been nice. I tell them why, and chances are they just go and buy one from someone else. At least I won't get sued. Or am I paranoid? Clyde Hollinger Michael Jorgensen wrote: > Hello, > How are you handling piano truck sales? Any tricks for a lone > person getting the piano on it? How long do you estimate for assembly? > What do you consider a fair price since the wholesale price is $260. > plus 110 lb shipping UPS? Perhaps it's illegal to ask that but some > guidance would be helpful. > A church, which is a regular customer, wants one. I'm considering > shipping it directly to them and letting their people assemble it and > lift the piano onto it. > > Thanks in advance > -Mike Jorgensen > I hate lifting.
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