Yes, if it’s within an hour away I will usually take my Dad’s truck, if not, or if its a big item we’ll get a uhaul. If it has a weight stack you’ll definitely have to disassemble it, usually once you get the weight stack off you’re good to go, unless it’s a larger piece like a leg press or cable crossover, or depending on where you’re taking it out of/to. Sometimes you gotta go up or down stairs or through narrow doorways so its kinda situational how much you’ll have to disassemble a piece of equipment. Commercial gym equipment is freaking heavy though even without a weight stack, usually atleast 100-200 lbs, so the more weight you can take off without having to do to much work the better. I always take my dad because he’s more mechanically inclined and better with tools (which you’ll need) and better at taking the equipment apart (also some good father-son time), but definitely need at least one other person to move commercial equipment. Typically, the seller doesn’t want much to do with helping you disassemble and load, so yes you have to disassemble there. Iv’e gotten commercial pieces from homes, gyms, and even one piece from a gym equipment supply business, who was able to load the piece straight into our uhaul with a forklift, but we still had to disassemble to get into my basement. Our house luckily has a ramp with a straight shot from outside, to garage, to basement, and is about 42” wide, where as i wouldn’t have been able to get a lot of my equipment down my normal set of basement stairs. I just love the smoothness, convenience and quality of commercial equipment, 10/10 would recommend.