HOW TO MOVE A PIANO ALL BY YOURSELF!!

[@KK-mr4fn]

Very clever and safe , thanks for your sharing

[@mokenistic]

Ha ha ha 😂😂 thanks Mark, I am moving my vintage piano tomorrow by myself, will follow every step

[@bensisto1064]

How did it go?

[@Rocketman88002]

@mokenistic, I'll play along with your humor. Before you do, ask Mark to sign an unrecoverable damage insurance contract for?

[@deirdrek3412]

I need a cup of tea after watching this. ☕️

[@robertsmith923]

What are the spec on your dad winch? Any other photos you could share. Thank you, loved the demostrations.

[@DavidBoycePiano]

I enjoyed the balancing-on-the-knee thing! Try doing any of that with the huge old Bluthner I put new castors on for a customer a few weeks ago; it was as much as I could do to get it to start tilting, on my upright piano tilter (and I'm 6'1"). Actually, putting it back upright was easier (strapped to the tilter of course).

[@michaelpaul9236]

Love the ramp method! I built your dad’s winch and that works just wonderfully, but the ramp looks even easier to use. (Although it might not be usable in a narrow, confining space in a home, so the winch is still a good backup method… ) A question: How thick is the plywood on the ramp? And what are the straps on the ramp for? Your videos are delightfully enjoyable.

[@XY_Dude]

I'm a retired technician. Ohhhh, the stories I have about customers that moved or attempted to move their own 88. From broken pianos to broken people. A few hundred bucks/quid to move it or pay for property/piano/chiropractor work. Rather, pay the "man" to move the bloody thing!!

[@ChrisMarx]

can you provide more info on the other devices, they're awesome!

[@pianoplayer88key]

I've seen someone use the first method, he's pretty strong :) the 2nd would probably be my choice even though it's tedious, the 3rd is hard to do in tight spaces. I remember about 20 years ago or so I was working at a piano store tuning pianos, and I saw someone in his mid / late 50s or so, possibly pushing 60+, without special tools (I've heard some do exist), tip a Steinway D on its side (or set it up, I forget which) all on his own, without anyone else helping.

[@Chelsea123Chii]

I don't need to move a piano but that was entertaining thank you

[@Backstabbio]

I'd like to see you try to lift the Knabe I've got to move.

[@polyrhythmia]

I think I am going to get help should I need to move my piano. Been thinking about doing it. Could mostly roll, but have to get it across carpet. In the states, we would call it a dolly...

[@littleboy437]

Pretty small piano

[@bernieheveron1929]

who invented the third device?

[@peterstaadecker]

Your dad's a genius.

[@JustAnotherYou2ber]

I usually push the piano out of the window and tune it afterwards

[@rankrightseo]

I like your Dad's inventions. Listen bud, take it from a professional marketer, you need to mention the name of your company and link a website in the description. Free advertising!

[@frjfsiuojrsdug]

The first line cracked me up!

[@arteypianos1039]

Nice

[@gerardvila4685]

I do hope that the "cradle" in the third method folds up in some way. It'd take up a ridiculous amount of space otherwise.

[@MarkGoodwinPianos]

Yes it folds very small :)

[@yori4666]

I had one about that size while in college. Moved into a second floor apartment. My friend who was a lineman (american football) and I picked it up and carried it upstairs. The people around the pool applauded when we got to the top. Someone yelled "you're nuts". Young and dumb.

[@justme7595]

Hilarious way to explain it😅

[@warrenphotographyx]

brilliant

[@Mike1614YT]

on the edge of disaster the whole time. that's why it was a good watch.

[@德州搬家公司]

Once you learn it, you'll be good at it, but once you do it, you'll lose it.

[@Rocketman88002]

Never NEVER let anyone move your piano this way.

[@MarkGoodwinPianos]

Which way do you prefer?

[@mikenguyen3113]

Without the trolly, how many people are needed to move such an upright piano like this one ?

[@nigelbland4717]

2

[@Szannya-uj1xs]

?????? 😀 hmm.. maybe your pianos are empty, or it's because I'm German, but I don't really understand it

[@shilloshillos]

Either you are a giant or that is tiny piano, or else perhaps a celesta ??....

[@thierrypauwels]

I am disappointed. When you started winching, I expected the piano to start playing, just like a fair organ.

[@SunZR]

7:25 piano is tired after these things

[@ArianMartinak]

This dude lifts the piano like nothing, try lifting my 400Kg 1890s Bosendorfer like that :D

[@AngeldeDios7676]

Toy piano

[@KateFrancis-eo2rp]

But I have no strength and REALLY want the piano in my bedroom 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@geraldponce8336]

My question is what happens when you reach a step or two.

[@MarkGoodwinPianos]

Very easy. Just pivot :)

[@JoyCollins-hx9ud]

There is no way this is real! I've had 4 pianos and needed 4/5 people to move each time! Nice try though!!

[@MarkGoodwinPianos]

You need stronger friends :)

[@Andrej409]

what if my piano weighs more than 200 kg

[@AdaptingCamera]

My piano weights bout 200 kg. There is no way you can move it that easy, especially the first method is a joke. There is no way you can lift the edges of my piano and get that trolley in under on your own.

[@pianoman1258]

I did the first method three times last week………👍🏼I survived…

[@moziboy75]

Mate you obviously don't move many if any. The first method is standard

[@moziboy75]

You can even up end on the dilley to manoeuvre in tight doorways

[@jefferywerner3800]

Very clever... I like the cradle...

[@car24dude]

My piano weighs over 800 pounds (362 KG ) Ain’t no way he can move it that easy.

[@littleboy437]

Way to complicated