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i have a fairly large basement. but the entrance is impossible to fit most games through. do most of the old nintendo uprights come apart? or am i screwed =p?
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Cabs can be taken apart, but they aren't designed to be taken apart...
if only it were that easy (renting)....i feel like just building a secret elevator sometimes. so they are glued i take it?
BTW - I'm 6'1". A typical game width is about the same width as my shoulders. When I need to see if a game will fit, I walk through the doorways to see if I hit them. If not, then I know the game will come through, as only a few classic games are taller than me (like BZ, EDOT, etc). If I'm worried about a turn, then I put my hands on my hips, stick my elbows out, and spin on the landing to see if I hit. If not, then the game will turn just fine. If so, then I'll usually take it down sideways to the landing, then forward down the rest of the steps without rotating it. If the landing doesn't have enough room to hold both the game and the dolly (handtruck), then I get help and we take it down until we can set it on the landing (sometimes with a blanket underneath if it's hardwood), slide it around/over, then pick it up again and continue.
Sometimes it can be a bitch...
Donkey Kong:
Height - 67"
Width - 27.5"
Depth - 33.5"
Weight - 220 lbs.
yeah, i may be able to do it. maybe i will google sketch it and virtualize it. there is a couch down there...that is quite larger than a upright. any have the specs handy for a typical upright, dk etc?
Donkey Kong:
Height - 67"
Width - 27.5"
Depth - 33.5"
Weight - 220 lbs.
i can get them in the house. but, the entrance to the basement has a hard left turn, that makes it difficult.
Take it apart.
I had to remove all 4 sides of my 7' pool table and cut 10% off the bottom to get it in my basement.
I had to take my 7' air hockey table apart down to the last staple and re-assemble it once it was down there.
SO worth it!