Is there anyway to dismantle some of the chair to allow for easier lifting? Or maybe just separating the base with the fluid from the rest of chair, so it can be at least tipped? Thanks
@@jkproductions9885 Harbor freight is going to be your best bet for the cheapest cart. You can remove the base from the seat frame, you'd just have to take off the bottom seat to expose the 4 screws that hold the chair together. Remove those 4 screws, and remove the pin that holds the recliner together and the top should come right off.
Do you know anyone who will move one for me?
How would you go about lifting a heavy duty barber chair into back of a Pick-up truck? Without a ramp. Thanks
Hydraulic Cart will raise it high enough to slide in the back of a pickup.
Yes, i just found that out, thanks but believe it or not, there's no place in this city (YYZ) that rents those!?
Is there anyway to dismantle some of the chair to allow for easier lifting? Or maybe just separating the base with the fluid from the rest of chair, so it can be at least tipped? Thanks
@@jkproductions9885 Harbor freight is going to be your best bet for the cheapest cart. You can remove the base from the seat frame, you'd just have to take off the bottom seat to expose the 4 screws that hold the chair together. Remove those 4 screws, and remove the pin that holds the recliner together and the top should come right off.
@@jjbarbersupplycoGreat thanks for the info!
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