As someone who just moved about 15 pins across a basement and through very tight spots in the last few days, if I didn't have one of those Harbor Freight lift tables I'd be both divorced and in traction by now. Very recommended for moving and re-arranging in-house.

I can also vouch for the harbor freight table. I think I have the lower capacity one of the 2 available. I used a pipe bender to bend the handle at about 45 degrees to get it out of the way but still have it useable. Works great

I’ve never tested it’s upper limit, lifts more than enough to get it off the floor

Here is some good reading for you.

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/modified-harbor-freight-lift-table

LTG : )

https://www.classicgamerooms.com/tools/pinball-dolly-cart-lift-detail.html

If you don't mind spending more money, you can get one at Northern Tool and Supply, Part 57756, that is very nice:
https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200696310_200696310
This one is good for 1000 pounds and will lift pretty high.
They also have a 500 pound model, but I thought this model was better.
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This heavy duty lift was worth every penny. I’d totally buy it again.

This what I use to move games around by myself. Easy to push by myself.
https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/PBS

ebay.com link: Pair of Pinball Skates Dolly Mover Lift Pin Pinskates Wheels Moving Casters

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I've got this one (or similar) and it works great.

If you are just occasionally moving a machine I will sometimes just use a set of those plastic furniture/carpet sliders. If you aren't doing it frequently that could be an inexpensive option.

I recently got a pair of pin skates, and have been loving them for moving games around. Just make sure you wrap something around the lever part that hooks to the leg so it doesn’t scratch them.

Was on the fence between the lift cart and the skates. Went with skates because space is limited, and prefer not to have stuff stored under my games.

Those HF tables take up too much room IMO. I use those small furnature
dolleys. There is probably a name for them but they are metal doohickeys
with three wheels on each one. Use four of these, one under each leg, to
move pins around.

If you are going to be moving a lot of pins, I think it’s worth it to spend more on a lift cart that raises the games higher. I have one that can lift games about a foot off the ground. Unlike my old one which lifted games about 2 inches off the ground.

No more dragging cords, etc.

If you have the room get a HF cart. If you have the money, get the pinball dolly.

Skates and other devices work, but you usually have to get under the machine and lift it to put them on. They also don't help when you assemble/remove legs.

Modify the HF cart to eliminate the handle and it fits under the machines and stores more easily.

However I can! Table lift, pinball skate, pinball jack, furniture sliders or rollers, hand truck, couple buddies... as long as there are no stairs involved lol.

Depending on how many pins you have, may help in your decision as to what to buy. How many pins do you have?

Also depends on how much room you have. I had a harbor freight cart at my old house with a big basement, this house has small dedicated room that can only fit 5 pins So I use furniture sliders. Works great!

The 1000lb. model. Not sure it's necessary over the 500lb. model, but it was either on sale or we had a coupon or something that brought the price down about 50 bucks, so why not.

As far as how high it can raise, I don't know for sure as most of my pins are in a basement that varies between about 7-9 feet in places so I only make the back legs come up an inch or two, but you can get the back legs up at least 6 inches, I'd guess. Probably more.