Suggestion or moving my table?

easy-e said:
I may actually be moving CLOSER to you! I will be working at Camp Lejeune, on the NC coast. How far are you from there?
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My in-laws live very close to Jacksonville, NC. Next time I'm there visiting I'll PM you. We could play some at Rack M, they have a couple of 9ft Diamond Pros and a few 9ft GC.
 
Get 4 buddies if they are good size, 6 buddies if they are on the small size and a Uhaul...More hands are always better in IMO.

I've moved at least 15 tables of 3 piece slate tables with 2 guys those are 200lbs per peice. You feel it at the end of the day,

1000lbs or more you need at least 4 big guys thats over 250lbs per guy to lift and if one guy drops it your fkd.
 
easy-e said:
I am leaning that way. It was scary as hell getting it down the hill to my basement door, we thought it was going to take off ito the woods.
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getting it back up the hill will probably be more of a pita if you use a dolly.
hiring a table company is a good idea since moving tables is part of what they do.

here is 2 AZers in your area from the mechanics directory
(mechanic/player) Central Virginia - Bob Hill 434-906-5024
(chrisshanklin) Northern VA - Chesapeake Billiards 443-564-8922

you might also pm to Glen (realkingcobra) for other suggestions.
Joe
 
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It will probably cost you asbout $400 and that's expensive since they wont have to set it back up.That's what i have done.
 
Thanks for all of the suggestions! I think I will just get a few buddies ove and rent a truck with a lift-gate. The only problem is actually being home to do it since I don't really live there.

Dammit, nevermind, I am going to hire someone. Then in a few years when I dust it off I will hire someone to move it and set it up for me.
 
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