One person. I have a faux leg constructed of plywood and a section of continuous hinge, Opens to 90 degrees and folds flat. It is is long enough to elevate the leg a few inches. "Dry fit' the truck first by positioning the truck ends to the sides of the legs. Once a front leg is up, remove the caster and position the end of the truck under the leg, place a wedge under the truck end so the weight of the piano does not press it down (raising the rear leg). Do the front legs first with wedges and then do the rear leg. Reverse the process to remove the truck. Tighten all bolts. -- Regards, Jon Page
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