Richard Moody suggested: > The simple solution to avoid caster marks on floors is to carry two > moving blankets, place them under each end and slide the piano out. Tilting > on a tilter increases the chance of maring as the entire weight of the piano > is now on two steel tangents pressing against the floor. ---ric The solution for the two steel tangents marring the floor is two pieces of 1" x 4" oak about 3' long with carpeting glued on one side. Place these in line where the steel tangents will contact the floor. The carpeted planks (carpet side down) take and distribute the load on the tilter to the carpeted oak planks. Once the piano is over the casters take over on the tilter. Once again for any newbies: Jeston the clamps that come with the tilter and use a strap clamp to secure the tilter to the piano. Good tilting. Doug Mahard
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