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Originally Posted by RCWilliams  I'm sure we can arrange replacement parts if you have a minor problem. the first three hundred or so had standard hardware store aluminum axles, i switched to aircraft aluminum as soon as I noticed. to my knowledge only a hand full of the 1800 or so sold have had a problem.
if you have had a problem please pm me, and thanks to all of you who have bought from us, we appreciate your business. |
I apologize. In my earlier post I was actually referring to my Double Trolley which was has the bent axle. I got the two names confused.
Actually I just purchased the Bass Buggie a week ago while touring FL and after a short learning curve I am really enjoying it and find it very convenient. I've used a Kolstein stroller for about 20 yrs. and I think I've just found its' replacement. Maneuverability seems good and I think it's a tad lighter than the Kolstein.
I've realized that there are two BIG advantages w/ the bass buggy over the Kolstein or endpin mounted wheels;
1) you can transport bass w/o putting the soft case back on OR taking out your endpin.
2) this makes it possible to play the instrument w/ the BB still on and then quickly transport the bass to a different location quickly and resume playing.
Great features for playing in several locations quickly as in outdoor festivals (read: Bluegrass) or at private functions where you may need to play at one location for a short time and then quickly have to start in another on a moments notice (read: weddings).
It's a keeper
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BG
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