Transporting a Grand Action

Thomas Cole tcole at cruzio.com
Thu Jul 17 18:01:09 MDT 2008


In this particular case, you could unscrew the action stack and just 
take that to your shop.

Sometimes I'll ask the customer to help carry action and keys if I'm 
taking both parts. If the client is not willing, or not able, or not 
there, I remove the stack and make two trips. But if the terrain is 
friendly, I use my Laroy Edwards action caddy.

Good idea about the stretch wrap.

Tom Cole

Matthew Todd wrote:

> Hello all,
>  
> I will be transporting a grand action to my shop for hammer 
> resurfacing and repinning.  What is the normal procedure for carrying 
> the action from the piano in the home, out the door to the car?  Do I 
> just carry it as is, or is there a special and more professional way 
> to handle this.  I'm not anticipating rain, but I guess I should be 
> prepared for that as well.
>  
> Any suggestions would be appreciated.
>  
>  
> Thanks,
> Matthew

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