This is class. Great job!

We move Pianos almost every day. I can clearly see the beauty of this product. Anyone using or thinking about using something like this must remember the pads. Without pad, this can get extremely dangerous. Great thinking Geoff. Excellent piece of tool.

Brilliant!

It would have been very helpful if you detailed how that winch was constructed and how it works beyond what we can see.

brilliant thanks.

Wow, genius!!

brilliant!

Can you tell provide a bit closer look and maybe a description of the Lifter you made?

Cool! Where can I get the winch?

Thank you for sharing this video! I emailed a request for the lifter instructions.

Hi, I'd like more information about you lifter, can I write you?

This is a brilliant system. I am pleased that you stress that a piano is heavy and needs to be moved with care. The big downside is that your dolley has non swivel castors which seriously limit maneuverability.

Where can I buy or make this?

I just built this and it worked perfectly on the first try. Cost was under $50 (thanks Harbor Freight).

Two questions: Some spinets have fragile legs. Would tilting it that high and putting weight on the leg at an angle strain the leg too much? Have you moved spinets with this? Second: to better secure the strap on pianos where there is no toe-block, could you run the strap behind the top of the leg beneath the keyboard? (Instead of just being extra careful and gradually introducing the trolley, as you mention in the comments here.) GREAT video, and I like the rest of your channel as well.

it' s a very great tool for loading a piano. I really want to bulit such a tool for myself. Can you please send me more details and tell me where I can buy the materials I need. Thank you very much. Which winch for example do you use, where can I buy it?

Great piece of kit. I move pianos for a living & the old back is feeling it now. Something like this would be ideal for me as part of my piano moving kit. Would you consider making one to order?

Amazing how that worked , lots easier than lifting that

Do you offer this for sale?

Hello Geoff, congratulations on the excellent video. I - an amateur, am about to move a Yamaha U2 piano - 240kg I guess it’s similar to the one you are moving in the video-exceedingly heavy! Your technique in the video is just what I need. I have to move it over a 6” door step and then onto the tail lift of a Luton van. I need to build a dolly! Can you tell me if there would be any advantage in using larger diameter wheels, please? Many thanks Rick

Hi Geoff. This is an amazing contraption / method. Do you mind me asking which dolly you are using here? Thanks.

Will this tool work if the piano does not have a toe block as the U3 does? I would think the web strap would slip without the toe block.

If you email me on geoffgoodwin@gmail.com I will send you instructions of how to build one and where to buy all the parts you need

where is the second video showing the unloading?

WOW

Can you provide the source of the winch;I only can find ones with side drive for boats! TY

I'm wondering what is the point of videos about these devices where on earth can you get hold of one

Wow, your lifter is great. May I email you for a set of plans?

I would worry about those spinlets breaking with all the weight on them

Do you sell these if so please message me

Why not use swivelling wheels with a brake ? It would make the moving more easy.

What can I do if it fell over backward.

Did he just say that lifting a piano should never be taken lightly ... but with a British accent?