Any advice re: moving an industrial machine? I will be moving soon to a 3rd floor apt. – no elevator. Any suggestions to make this easy?
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What kind of industrial machine are we talking about? If I were you I would check with manufacturer regarding the moving of it. Some of them have to be recalibrated or leveled out when moved. Also what about the flooring and the load it will take in the new apartment. I think I would not like to be the person living below you if something gave way.
The machine I will be moving is a Con-Sew.
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