Piano trucks

[dale r fox]

Greg,
	use blocks of wood under the feet of the truck to prevent this
situation.  After the piano is loaded on the truck and the truck is
adjusted and tightened,  use a wonder bar to leverage up each leg and
remove the wood blocks.  

Dale F
On Fri, 14 Apr 2000 00:25:21 -0400 Greg Newell <gnewell@EN.COM> writes:
> Dear List,
> 
>     I've just sold and will install on Tuesday a new piano truck
> (carriage) for a Yamaha G-3. I've not had to put a piano on one 
> before
> but told the customer I would if they didn't want to deal with it. 
> They
> don't. Is there a special procedure for installation or is it just 
> one
> leg at a time. I'm guessing that if I go this way that once I get 
> two
> piano legs on the truck the last truck leg will shoot up in the air
> under the piano. If this is the correct procedure anyway and if so,
> which two legs first? I'm guessing the fronts first, no? All help
> welcome, thanks!
> 
> Greg Newell
> 

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