He was just at my house in Leominster before yours, dropping off a JJP PotC. Really nice guy, we probably talked as much as we worked. And yep, blankets, then wrap, then more blankets, then more wrap. Took twice as long to unwrap as it did to wheel it in and set it up. Would definitely use him again.

Yeah, I had a similar thought. He's in his 70s, walks with a pronounced hunch probably from doing this for decades, "should he really still be doing this?" But it's his life, of course, I just hope he knows when it's time to call it quits. I tried to help him all I could with the lifting, and my hydraulic table cart came in handy.

Phew. Every time this thread is bumped I worry a little, y'know? Keep on truckin', Eddie.

Eddie was here this afternoon, lookin' good, still truckin! He's been really busy the last month, everywhere from Virginia, Baltimore, NJ, Rochester, Buffalo, Brooklyn, way out in rural Pennsylvania, and so on. Putting a lot of miles on that new truck.

Anyway, bumping the thread because after being booked solid the last month his schedule is lighter now, so I asked him if he wanted me to let Pinside know he's got some free time open, and he did. So if you need pinballs/arcades/jukeboxes moved in the northeast, give Eddie a call.

He doesn't. He already had one pin for me in storage and needed to pick up another one, but the guy he was picking up from was leaving for a weekend camping trip and would only be available early AM. So Eddie left his house at midnight, drove 8 hours to pick up the pin by 8am and drove 8 hours back to his house so both pins would be ready for delivery today. Things like that on top everything else he does.

I said to my wife yesterday, I know we have two pins coming tomorrow, but I'm as excited to see Eddie as get the machines.