Outrun cabinet - how to move, pics

Its heavy... very heavy. You'll want an appliance cart, or at least
a sturdy hand cart. No handles, wheels, etc.. best if you have help.The
bottom plate (where the pedals are) is part of the cabinet, there to stay!

Acnl wrote:
> I need to pick up an Outrun cabinet (deluxe upright) next week, and i was
> wondering what the easiest way would be. My centipede has handles on the
> back and wheels to roll it, does the Outrun cabinet have that too? I cant
> seem to find any pics of the back of the deluxe upright machines. Also, does
> the plate at the bottom come loose easily? Any other tips when moving this
> machine?
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In addition to a hand truck, I like to have a couple of those ratchting tie
down straps with me. Not only for securing the game in my truck, but it
makes moving easier of you strap the game good and tight to your hand truck
before trying to move it. If you use a appliance dolly like someone
mentioned, those usually have straps built into them.

About 90% of games I've bought do not have wheels, some havn't even had leg
levelers.

I am curious about the centipede with handles and wheels... mine has neither
nor does it appear to have ever been setup to have wheels... well I guess
you could count the block of wood attached to the top a handle.

"Acnl" <spamboxje.DeleteThis@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>I need to pick up an Outrun cabinet (deluxe upright) next week, and i was
> wondering what the easiest way would be. My centipede has handles on the
> back and wheels to roll it, does the Outrun cabinet have that too? I cant
> seem to find any pics of the back of the deluxe upright machines. Also,
> does
> the plate at the bottom come loose easily? Any other tips when moving this
> machine?
>
>
>
>
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