Moving Uprights on their Ends

[Wolfley, Eric (WOLFLEEL)]

Mike,

I just had to move my newish P-22 into a room in my house that way and there
were no regulatory problems that I noticed as a result. Over the years I've
moved many pianos this way and the worst thing that ever happened was the
soft pedal dowel falling loose from the action. Oh yeah...if anything is
being stored inside the piano on the bottom board you will hear a kind of
crashing sound.

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Eric Wolfley
Head Piano Technician
Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music
University of Cincinnati
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 -----Original Message-----
From: 	Jorgensen, Michael L [mailto:jorge1ml@cmich.edu] 
Sent:	Friday, May 02, 2003 9:31 AM
To:	Caut@ptg.org
Subject:	Moving Uprights on their Ends

Hello All,
     Do I need to worry about any structural things if moving uprights on
their ends?   A certain elevator is only 4' square, actually less due to
hand rails.    I know some folks move them that way, but these are nice
newish Yamaha P22s in perfect action regulation. 

Thanks in advance
-Mike Jorgensen  
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