Does not show how to remove the pedals

You didn't explain how one actually moves the piano, just how you prepare it for moving. The piano board, did it have wheels on it?

Dump the stupid music!!!!

Thanks for that tutorial. Oh, and you misspelled "preparation."

"Preperation"??????

Note that the (decidedly non-musical) producers of this video COMPLETELY FORGOT about the pedal lyre. When they were taking the lid off, it was still attached, but when they returned to take off Leg 1, the pedals were gone. Hello? Hello? Anyone there?

loving the music hahha

But, are you like to move it?

Thanks Grant we were just coming home after a long week so was a pleasure to be able to watch.

It's a two man job. Have a big bag for all three legs. Wrap just one leg and place it in the middle and zip the bag. Done.

You didn't describe how to fold the pedals up against the bottom of the piano...

This video didn't show me how to move a piano. It showed me how to pack a piano.

interesting song choice.

the backround music matches this video perfectly

I agree with you about removing the fall board, lid and hinges, but what is protecting the keys?? Take it one more step and remove the action and put in a protective case made for it. With all those things off and out of the piano case you end up with a lower center of gravity and a MUCH easier move. Nice video and thanks for sharing !

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