I really need to break down and get one of these. Great video. I just hate I could get a machine for the price of this, but still well worth having one when you don’t have help moving them.
When setting up, I'd have put the front legs on first, then tilted the game forward and picked it up with the lift for rear leg mount. Much less work and stress on your back. Nice for stairs, but a beast for moving games around. The weight of the tool needs to be counted when accounting for what you are moving and that's a heavy hand truck.
Its the worst when your half way a 30 step staircase with a 400 lbs machine loaded. Otherwise its awesome and has worked amazing for thebpast 5 yrs bringing pinballs and arcades up amd down stairs. Arcade funcade thanks escalera for this
Great video! Thanks for sharing! Could you move the game up and down stairs in a fully assembled position with the forklift and lift-plate attachment (maybe with the head down, but legs on)? Or would that be too hard to balance?
@@f3honda4me I kind of thought so, but I figured I’d ask. Thanks for the quick reply and thanks again for the video! Do you get good use out of it in other non-pinball applications too?
@@Handtrucks2go but does it come with everything in this video for that price? I’d need the exact setup in this video. Could you tell me what accessories I’d need? Thanks!
This is a pinball collector's must have
I really need to break down and get one of these. Great video.
I just hate I could get a machine for the price of this, but still well worth having one when you don’t have help moving them.
Great video and to the point. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful machine. My dream hand truck
When setting up, I'd have put the front legs on first, then tilted the game forward and picked it up with the lift for rear leg mount. Much less work and stress on your back. Nice for stairs, but a beast for moving games around. The weight of the tool needs to be counted when accounting for what you are moving and that's a heavy hand truck.
Imagine the battery going dead half way through lol
Its the worst when your half way a 30 step staircase with a 400 lbs machine loaded. Otherwise its awesome and has worked amazing for thebpast 5 yrs bringing pinballs and arcades up amd down stairs. Arcade funcade thanks escalera for this
Cool to see. What height model do you have seen here?
66"
Great video! Thanks for sharing! Could you move the game up and down stairs in a fully assembled position with the forklift and lift-plate attachment (maybe with the head down, but legs on)? Or would that be too hard to balance?
I think that would be tough. I think very difficult to balance.
@@f3honda4me I kind of thought so, but I figured I’d ask. Thanks for the quick reply and thanks again for the video! Do you get good use out of it in other non-pinball applications too?
@@bigbrother_pinball5716 Why yes I used it to move a refrigerator and a water heater up/down the stairs. :)
What is the retail on one of these?
This exact model plus accessories retails new around $3200 including shipping
@@f3honda4me holy hell. I guess I'm sticking to paying my friends in beer
@@zombie3833 we have them for $2520 delivered here handtrucks2go.com/Escalera-Electric-Stair-Climber.html
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@@Handtrucks2go but does it come with everything in this video for that price? I’d need the exact setup in this video. Could you tell me what accessories I’d need? Thanks!
Check with your local appliance shops. They may have one laying around they dont use and may sell it to you for 300-700 bucks.totally worth it