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Transporting a pin?

By jacksparrow0112

4 years ago


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    #3 4 years ago

    Make sure the vehicle is big enough. You definitely don't want to go all that way and not be able to fit it in.

    I would recommend using a large, thick, pvc pipe to roll it in if you have to load or unload by yourself (it makes it easier even if you have help too).

    Most bolts are 5/8 or 9/16. You have to have those size wrenches.

    I transport with the legs off. Bring a ziploc bag to put the bolts and keys in. Take the pinball(s) out. Put a doubled over blanket over the playfield glass, and fold the head down. Wrap it with shrink wrap.

    Put cardboard down on the bed and use the pvc pipe/cardboard to slide it in.

    #5 4 years ago
    Quoted from ryanwanger:

    You might also want some method to secure the dolly so that it isn't banging around in the back next to the machine. Honestly for me, that's the most likely cause of damage once it's in the vehicle.

    I completely agree.

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