Any problems with shipping a pinball with the legs on?
I asked a shipper (Michelle Bianchi at a NAVL affiliate) what kind of preparation was needed to ship a pinball machine and she said all it needs is for the head to be folded down on some cushion against the glass. They can move it with the legs on. Actually, you can read her exact words:
"What we ask is that the head be folded over the
playfield, with some padding in between. We will corner board and blanket
wrap the machine. It doesn't need to be on a pallet, only if you are
shipping it with the legs off. It is completely up to you if you choose to
ship with the legs off."
Has anyone done this with the legs on? Were there any problems? Is there any other preparation needed if they are going to be moving it upright like this?
Thanks for any feedback on this.
I asked a shipper (Michelle Bianchi at a NAVL affiliate) what kind of preparation was needed to ship a pinball machine and she said all it needs is for the head to be folded down on some cushion against the glass. They can move it with the legs on. Actually, you can read her exact words:
"What we ask is that the head be folded over the
playfield, with some padding in between. We will corner board and blanket
wrap the machine. It doesn't need to be on a pallet, only if you are
shipping it with the legs off. It is completely up to you if you choose to
ship with the legs off."
Has anyone done this with the legs on? Were there any problems? Is there any other preparation needed if they are going to be moving it upright like this?
Thanks for any feedback on this.
