Thanks Bob... that is some mighty good advice. I'm no spring chicken
and have a bad back, so it might be well worth the money.
Rick
Robert Nickels wrote:
Hi Rick,
Sounds like a challenging project - but worth the effort. I'm
afflicted with "heavy metal fever" that's not limited to just radios,
and there are some interesting stories on the web of how home
machinists have moved things like milling machines and lathes into
basement workshops, a process that generally requires at least partial
disassembly and careful planning. Whether it's a 2400 pound
Bridgeport or a 1500 pound RCA, both are beyond the capabilities of
most amateurs, and my suggestion is to consider hiring a
professional. A piano mover may be willing to help you out, otherwise
look for a professional machine rigger who has the equipment and
know-how to do the job safely.
I always figure "I can do anything" myself, but when it comes to
moving really heavy stuff, I've learned it's worth the cost and
peace-of-mind to hire a pro.
73, Bob W9RAN
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