Piano Truck

[Paul Kupelian]

The #03540 works well, but I have also used the twin piano dollies
#036509.

They come with holes in the back plate, and I have found that bolting them
to the back of the piano keeps them from slipping.  You may also want to
find some short pieces of 2 X 4 and paint them black, then place them in
the front of the dollie to take up the space to the kickboard.

Regards,
Paul

Paul Kupelian, RPT
Tyler Hall
SUNY Oswego
Oswego, NY 13126
kupelian@oswego.edu

On Wed, 12 Aug 1998, Vanderhoofven wrote:

> Dear Friends,
> 
> One of the colleges I tune for has a Steinway 45" studio that was being
> moved.  A bump in the floor along the way broke off the left front caster.
> They inquired as to the possibility of installing a piano truck under the
> piano.
> 
> The APSCO catalog, page 34, lists three piano trucks for upright pianos.
> #03545, #03540, and #03546.  Which one of these will be best suited for a
> Steinway studio piano?  
> 
> Thanks!  
> David Vanderhoofven
>