Piano Mover - The Tool You Can't Live Without When Moving A Piano

I remember the day I got the call. A friend called mehardwood floors refinished and no way was he going
and asked if I would mind coming over to help himto drag this heavy piano with it's small metal wheels
move a piano that he had been given from a friend ofacross them.
his. Like a lot of younger people, I was used to helpingWhen everyone arrived and we tried for 20 minutes
people move and agreed to the task, figuring it wouldto get the piano to budge from the front porch our
take us an hour at best to move the piano into hisminds quickly shifted to how we could raise enough
house, especially since he had 3 others coming as well.money to hire a moving team to do this heavy work
When I arrived I was greeted with this fantasticallyfor us. It was then that someone suggested we buy a
large upright grand piano that was perched on his frontpiano dolly!
porch. It was intimidating. I had seen upright pianosWe went to a piano store, selected an upright piano
before but never an upright grand. It stood five feetdolly and were able to easily get the piano onto the
eight inches tall and weighed a ton. I tried to lift it just todolly and rolled it right into the living room, where it still
get a feel for the weight and it did not budge when Istands today, almost 20 years later. The piano has
gave it my best effort.proven too heavy to ever move again. If he does ever
I looked down at the underside of the piano andneed to move it a piano dolly will be the only way to
instantly felt relieved. The piano had wheels that wereget it to budge. Because of the piano dolly none of us
going to make this move a lot easier to completehad to strain hard at all to move the giant piano into
without having a strained back. When I gleefullymy friend's house. I strongly recommend using one the
remarked that it should roll right into the house mynext time a piano move comes into your future.
friend turned and told me that he had just had his