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November 13, 2006, 7:03pm Report to Moderator

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THanks Duane,

I realize that all of the damage that the stair climbers do is perhaps rub off a little rubber (particularly on hard wood), but I was moving a pinball from a multimilliondollar home on the lake in Oakville ... the owner (a nice Doctor) was more paranoid of his wife's reaction than anything (though I found her to be easy going).  

I am a lightweight, and Dr. helper was big/strong actually, and I've moved a few EM pinballs with no problems, but this Shaq Attaq, with the head on was more than I could handle going up and around a turn (but then I was lifting probably all of the weight from the top on each stair since I couldn't really lean it back (getting the hard wheels up over the stair bullnose).  By the last two stairs the calcium had taken hold and my muscles were exhausted (but then I also suffer from minor rheumatoid arthritis).

Taking the head off would be better, but it would involve taking the hinges off, I might try it.

On the appliance dollies I have rented (and now own), none of them have ever allowed the track to move at all, they simply rub on the rubber so I have to overcome the friction as well, so perhaps that's part of the problem too, cheap dollies?


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The stair dream machine.



At the rate Mark brings pins in, he is looking at the revolving door option as well.



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I'm not sure it would work for pins but I was impressed when Future shop delivered a friends 60" tv. They brought it in with straps that went under and around the box and ended up on thier sholders.
Took them 2 seconds to come up the stairs and they guys didn't break a sweat.  Here are some googled images of what I'm talking about.

http://www.chateauproducts.com/images/FridgeStairs.jpg
http://www.forearmforklift.com/images/2006_photo_0000005.jpg
http://www.northerntool.com/we.....1&rfno=200310414
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I saw those for sale at the U-Haul today. I don't know if I want to be tied to the load. Yes, I really love pinball. No, it isn't worth killing yourself for it.

I have a strap to lift with and a proper appliance stair dolley. That and two guys seems to be all you will ever need.



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