>The circumstances allowed for such a thing, and it was quite enjoyable >knowing it is not always necessary to have a tilter. > >Of course, certain care and caution must be exercised, and one must be >willing to pay the price for any personal or property damage consequences >before embarking on tilting piano with or without specific equipment. > >Sincerely, > >Keith McGavern You're right Keith, a tilter isn't always the way to go, but you wouldn't want to not have one at all would you? BTW, standing them on end is a relatively easy access method for the inevitable school surprise caster repair out there in the world and far away from your tilter. It's not that hard getting 'em up by yourself, but getting them back down is a little different challenge. Ron N
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