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In article , Mike Berger says...

Since a lot of people in this newsgroup move machinery all the time,
I'd like comments on these ideas, and suggestions for things I may
have overlooked. Chances are good that I'll move more equipment in
and out over time, so something more than a one-time temporary
solution would be good.


My approach has always been to disassemble the machines and move them
in piece by piece. The largest bits are slid down wood planks,
via external access stairs - which are stone btw.

I've found that the disassembly and move are always a good opportunity
to clean and inspect machine tools anyway, as I typically buy used.

Jim


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