[amayausers.com] Re: How to ship an amaya
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A sales rep who worked for Melco for many years took the Amaya all over the
West. I will try to describe how he did it. Leave the arms in the outside
position. Take a piece of wood and cut a bit wider than the arms. You are
building a shelf and using bungee cords with one end clipped on the front of
the board/shelf probably from underneath and wrap around till you find a secure
place to clip the other end. Take some time to analyze how to do this. Once
you have the shelf secure, remove the screws that hold the thread tree. Have
someone to help hold the tree. Gently lift and twist the tree so it will sit on
the shelf. if you do this slowly and carefully the tubes will not come out of
place. Attach the tree with more bungee cords. Wrap the tree area with Saran
and/or bubble wrap. The machine was taken off the cart and put into the back of
a Trailblazer. This works for long trips and would work across country. it will
block your back window however. when you get to Arizona e
mail us. Wishesinstitches@xxxxxxx. Margaret
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