Piano And Keyboards

Oh, right, didnt think about it trying to roll when replacing the cups. Maybe try a make-shift wheel chock with some towels or wood wedge, really anything you could jam under the other wheels.

Are you sure the wheels will even damage the floor? Is this a stage, like normal black stage deck? If so, you’ll be fine. If not, and the hardwood is like a really nice finish or dents/scratches easily then there’s likely to be a risk. How was the piano brought in?

I didnt think to ask if the castors were plastic or metal? If they are plastic, you’ll be good. I was thinking about the wide metal castors ive seen a lot. If they are metal, unfortunately i dont have any perfect answers- you’ll have to get creative, i guess. Cardboard, scrap carpet pieces, basically anything to buffer under the castor. But nothing you’d want to reuse ‘cause the castors might damage your makeshift padding.

Pretty much. On a cement floor they would work ,but they are too small for carpet. Even wood floors often are too soft and they dig in. If they work great, but if anything goes wrong your first clue is the legs breaking off at the piano.

Levers - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lever

Not Levelers - https://www.etrailer.com/RV-Leveling-Blocks/Camco/CAM44521.html

Nor Levolors - https://www.levolor.com/

If you can lift one 'end' of it enough to kick that caster cup out without injuring yourself, then I think you're good to go. Of course you'll have to do it about 6 times. After all this I think a picture of your successful completion would be awesome!!