>... my original question was.. : >can a grand leg sustain the piano if on an angle ie when the left corner is >resting on the floor, the right and end legs are on an angle that looks to me >too, great to hold the weight ... >Jim Kinnear >jkinnear@georgian.net Yes to your question. Two factors are relevent when doing this. Check the legs for secureness before lowering the left corner, and position the casters so they won't flip-flop in the lowering process. I don't know how long in that lowered position is too long, but there is more than adequate time to make it to the next step of piano moving. Same is true when reversing the process, checking the legs for secureness and positioning the casters. I now recall another mover who prefers uses his left left for a dummy leg while removing the #1 leg, then he just lowers that end of the piano himself. Keith McGavern, RPT kam544@ionet.net Oklahoma Baptist University Shawnee, Oklahoma, USA
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