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From what I can see on Craigslist in New England there are a lot of pianos being given away for free, on the condition that you come and move it. I helped some
by foobarian 4y ago
From what I can see on Craigslist in New England there are a lot of pianos being given away for free, on the condition that you come and move it. I helped someone do that once, and it really didn't click how big of a task that was until we did it. The new owner also gave away that piano, and transport was again someone else's problem :-)
- AlbertCory 4y agoMy neighbor, in fact, has a spinet which he can't give away.
- stephen_g 4y agoProfessional piano movers don’t cost that much (I’ve had my grand moved twice). I’d never attempt it myself, even for a moderately sized upright! On free pianos - usually there’s a reason they’re free… They’re often inherited, old, under-maintained and need a several thousand dollars of work to bring up to a decently usable standard (the felt degrades, so all the damper and hammer felts often need replacing, possibly even strings). But spending that much on a new Yamaha would probably get you something better sounding…