ergonomics

[Barbara Richmond]

Ron,

Well, actually, I was just comparing it to handily parking in the driveway
of a home and walking in the front door with stuff.  This week I did a big
regulation, etc. job on a 22 year old C-7 (man, it goes!) and I loaded up my
luggage rack with my brief case, two tool cases, a stool, a lamp and my key
leveling stick.  The church building is handicap accessible, so all I had to
do was roll up the ramp.  Of course, there was a second trip to the van for
the LaRoy Edwards action caddy--what a wonderful investment.

Hope you made it through with little or no ice.  Thankfully, we had just a 
little freezing rain, but there might be a second round tonight...

Barbara Richmond, RPT
near Peoria, Illinois


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ron Nossaman" <rnossaman at cox.net>
To: "Pianotech List" <pianotech at ptg.org>
Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2007 10:42 AM
Subject: Re: ergonomics


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>> When I get to the job--especially institutional gigs where I have to walk
>> a distance--
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> Yea, why is that? The plummer or HVAC man drives right up to the door with
> no problem, but the piano tech usually gets to hoof it in from the far
> reaches of the parking lot, regardless of what has to be hauled in or out.
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> Ron N
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