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Unless I have about 3 men assisting me, I am not moving any machine without this lift cart that I got from Northern Tool and Supply.
It was more expensive than other carts, but I can lift any machine with minimal effort on a flat surface and move it around easily.
This particular unit is used widely to move pool tables, so the lift capacity is more than other comparable units.
IMG_20201019_175722 (resized).jpgIMG_20201019_175759 (resized).jpgQuoted from skink91:As I have gotten older and my back gotten even worse, the only 100% effective technique I have found is pulling out the wallet and enlisting backs that can still take it.
I did also get that Northern Tool lift table myself (though getting it to my basement to begin with… yep… back went out.)
Might be time to enlist fully grown assistance from several men or purchase an escalara.
This is exactly the reason why I do not plan on placing any machines where stairs are a part of the installation route.
Either up or down is a bad idea in my opinion.
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