If you do a lot of moving, escalara is the way to go. I love mine. Although, I wouldn't love it as much without the big wheel attachment which is a must.

#3 11 years ago

FRX

Frax

Pinside member

Conyers, GA

12y 103K 16,662 2 9

How much are those stupid things anyways? I don't have stairs, but I moved a Stargate down some really steep ones so I know the pain in the rear of using a non-powered dolly.... going up is the EASY part in my opinion.

#4 11 years ago

PJG

Spraynard

Pinside member

Houston, TX

12y 59,300 1,141 3

Quoted from Frax:
How much are those stupid things anyways? I don't have stairs, but I moved a Stargate down some really steep ones so I know the pain in the rear of using a non-powered dolly.... going up is the EASY part in my opinion.

I suspect not too many people agree with you.....

#5 11 years ago

OPP

sleethering

Pinside member

Cleveland, OH

12y 51,400 859 6 46

Harbor Freight has an appliance dolly with straps for $85.

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