JamBurglar
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This is my first pin and my first attempt at moving one down stairs. It's a 1993 Williams and I don't believe the head comes off. I'm definately removing the legs.
The stairs are a little wider than normal and are a straight shot down. Carpeted too.
I did some google searching and it seems like I've got two realistic options.
1) Use a hand truck with inflated wheels and rollers on the back. Once we get down the first few stairs then try to lay the hand truck paralell to the stairs and slide/inch down stair by stair. I'm hoping this will avoid the "thump, thump, thump".
2) Wrap the bottom of the game in carpet or cardboard (maybe overkill). Attach heavy duty straps to where the leg bolts go and use the straps to do a controlled, very slow, slide down the steps. This would seem to eliminate all thumping.
Anybody have any input or tips?
The stairs are a little wider than normal and are a straight shot down. Carpeted too.
I did some google searching and it seems like I've got two realistic options.
1) Use a hand truck with inflated wheels and rollers on the back. Once we get down the first few stairs then try to lay the hand truck paralell to the stairs and slide/inch down stair by stair. I'm hoping this will avoid the "thump, thump, thump".
2) Wrap the bottom of the game in carpet or cardboard (maybe overkill). Attach heavy duty straps to where the leg bolts go and use the straps to do a controlled, very slow, slide down the steps. This would seem to eliminate all thumping.
Anybody have any input or tips?

