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[quote name='Drax' timestamp='1455964571' post='2983975']

Great advice all. Got the Einhell 90kg truck, £30 from Argos.

First trip South London to Northampton return. Feels pretty solid, hammers up and down curbs, and thunders along the pavement.

Learned

- Avoiding tube station stairs is complicated when changing lines.
- There are lots of hidden lifts, mainly used by lazy people who could probably do with climbing a few stairs.
- Truck *just* fits in a Prius boot (uber..) when you return after hours

Yet to attempt both cabs, might be over ambitious. All good though, hopefully many more miles ahead..



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what cab is that one?

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[quote name='mcnach' timestamp='1456140699' post='2985726']
what cab is that one?
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the S112. One with tweeter, one without. Huge fan of these cabs..

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Large wheels much better on uneven surfaces. I use a Preston Innovations anglers trolley - being an angler, it serves 2 purposes. Around £60, but takes apart, so fits in the car easily.

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I use tha magna, was only )15 in costco and folds flat as a pancake. Handle a bit too short though even at full extension, means i have to walk stooped to pull the trolly, nit so good when mobility is an issue.

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[quote name='Drax' timestamp='1455964571' post='2983975']

- There are lots of hidden lifts, mainly used by lazy people who could probably do with climbing a few stairs.

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Ahhem, and the disabled ;)
The underground is bloody hard work i can tell you, and tes, them lifts are hidden !

Nice set up though drax :)

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One of these. 150kg and under £20 and they fold almost flat. They take up less room than a folding upright sack truck type

Best £19 ever spent

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-FLAT-PLATFORM-TROLLEY-WHEELED-SACK-TRUCK-CART-PALLET-FOLDING-HANDLE-150KG-/171938986722?hash=item28085cbae2:g:D0AAAOSwPc9W2A3p

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[quote name='Drax' timestamp='1456226042' post='2986746']


the S112. One with tweeter, one without. Huge fan of these cabs..


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omg, I'm in love.
Blue vinyl or do I need a trip to specsavers?
I want this in my life now!!!

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[quote name='tonyclaret' timestamp='1460163889' post='3023271']
omg, I'm in love.
Blue vinyl or do I need a trip to spec saves?
I want this in my life now!!!
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Yeah they're navy blue, first ones TKS had made. Great company to buy from, good value and custom spec. Barrie @ Bassgear is your man

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[quote name='Drax' timestamp='1460181786' post='3023284']


Yeah they're navy blue, first ones TKS had made. Great company to buy from, good value and custom spec. Barrie @ Bassgear is your man
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I'm on this as soon as I sell a few other cabs ;-)

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:gas: those dark blue ones with the beige grille look amazing!
When I ordered mine, I liked the "V-frame" but I wasn't entirely sure about the cloth covered grille... if I had seen these I'd have probably ordered something similar!

In the end I went for the beautiful -yet boring by comparison- plain blue ones:



The foldable Wolfcraft trolley makes it a breeze to take them anywhere... although they're so light that I often don't bother anymore. :) Still, great cart to have around.

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