<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Re: [CAUT] Piano Horse</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> Well, I just changed m= y mind!!!  Brad, thanks for this post, more timely than you know. &nbsp= ;I don’t know how I managed to not find this company during all my Goo= gle searches for “piano moving equipment”, but I’m sure gl= ad it showed up now.  I have seen some of their stuff in the Pianotek c= atalog, but until now I didn’t know who the manufacturer was.  In= short, the Buckeye truck is outta there!  I’m gettin’ a Gr= and Chariot!  It is just way too cool! Thanks, Ken Z. On 2/28/06 5:53 AM, "Brad Smith, RPT" <staff@smithpiano.com&gt= ; wrote: <BLOCKQUOTE> Hi David, That's exactly how I do move with a dolly.  In the picture is a wheele= d skidboard, but you could easily strap a 4wheeler under a traditional skidb= oard and use the same tilter. Only difference is you might chose a different height for the tilter finger= s, so that the whole package ends up right on the dolly wheels, and the tilt= er can slide out easily. I use this with the Grand Chariot, a wheeled dolly by Premiere Moving Equip= ment. <a href="http://www.premiermovingequipment.com/EGC.htm">http://www.premierm= ovingequipment.com/EGC.htm</a> Their stuff is all excellent, and fairly priced.  I highly recommend. =  I have their 6 wheel all terrain dolly, the 4 wheel straight dolly, th= e cool blue ramp, and the grand chariot. The tilter has holes where I install pegs that are at exactly 9inches from = the ground, which accommodates the grand chariot just right. -Brad </BLOCKQUOTE> -- Ken Zahringer, RPT Piano Technician MU School of Music 297 Fine Arts 882-1202 cell 489-7529 </BODY> </HTML>