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I made trucks (similar to piano trucks) out of solid maple planks for our
two harpsichords. They work well for rolling the instruments anywhere in
the building. Mortise some holes on the top to fit the bottom of the legs.
Attach 3" casters and you are in business.
<p>Don
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Harpsichord moving?
Date:
Tue, 02 Dec 2003 13:10:13 -0600 (CST)
From:
John Minor <jminor@uiuc.edu>
To:
caut@ptg.org
Our harpsichords are moved frequently and we would like a simpler way to
move them. They are not on casters, so we use the individual 3-wheel
rollers under 3 of the legs.
Does anyone have a simple system for moving harpsichords without putting
them on their sides?
John Minor
University of Illinois</pre>
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