Materials:Jack
3/4" plywood
Dollys
Moving a Pool Table
1. First, line up the dollys on one end of the table.
2. Next, lift one side at a time onto the dollys (lower table slowly) (figure A).
3. If the dollys have locking casters, it is very important to lock them into place...if not, blocks can be used to keep the dollys from moving.
4. Now, repeat the process used on the first side of the table (figure B).
5. Lower the last two legs onto the dollys.
6. Clear your path for the table and have an idea of where it can set while on the dollys.
7. With someone on each corner, push the table slowly to its temporary home (figure C) .
8. Once there, lock or block the wheels to keep it from moving.
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