Lesson number one: pianos are heavy. An old upright can weigh between 500 and 1000 pounds. Even if you have five grown men there to lift it, it won't be a cake walk.
Lesson number two: pianos are large. When you're trying to get them out of a house, and the door is only slightly larger than the piano, you can't expect people to hold it on the sides. Just on the ends. Also, there's only room for one person on each end. This also counts when you're moving the piano into a house.
Lesson number thr...
Published on October 09, 2009 18:59