In the future, I will be needing to move a large 20" Rockwell bandsaw
cross country.

In the past, it was wheeled on to a small trailer and relocated
locally.

I would be interested in hearing of anyone's suggestions as to how to
prepare this saw for the cross country move. Assume that the saw is on
wheels and no forklift or lift is available.

If you have ever moved a large bandsaw, you soon realize that they are
very top heavy and are prone to tipping. Other than removing the table
to reduce weight and lower its center of gravity, there is little I
can think of to alter this problem. Building a dolly and laying the
saw on its side or side is one thought to reduce the center of gravity
but this seems to be alot of trouble.

I would also be interested in knowing how a bandsaw like this is
shipped? Is it shipped standing vertically or horizontal? I would
think vertically on a pallet.

Thanks for any suggestions or advice.

Too_Many_Tools