how do you get in and out of the cart? How is it secured to the cart?
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You have to unhook the side curtain slide in then hook the curtain back in place.
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Each side rolls up and attaches to a Velcro piece. There are bungee cord hooks on all corners to attach to the cart either under the fender and hand grabs.
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You need a windshield on your cart. The poncho itself has very easy to use tie down straps, and the sides tie down and allow you to get in and out easily. Hope this helps.
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You need a windshield on your cart. The poncho itself has very easy to use tie down straps, and the sides tie down and allow you to get in and out easily.Hope this helps.
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There are bungie style straps at the corners with hooks to either hook on or around a part of the cart to keep cover reasonably tight. I only use the Poncho as a temporary tool when caught in showers or to break cooler winds.
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It bungees front and back and takes only minutes to do. The side flaps have a bungee also or you can just hold them down to make it easier to get in and out. Its the best 50 dollars I will ever spend.
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Secures to the cart by bungee cords (included). The side flaps can be rolled up (when the rain stops) to get in and out of the cart, and secured in the up position by velcro straps (attached). Much more faster than dealing with a conventional zipper on a traditional cart cover.
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Hi Leslie..you step on the metal bar across the bottom and it collapses. It's a nice cart, but I need a bigger one. You can purchase mine if you want..only used once so far. dianelr@rocketmail.com
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Remove the little plastic pieces. Stand the cart on one end (preferably on a carpet where it won't slip). Press the wheel on the metal piece very hard (using your weight if necessary). You will hear a click and it will be on. Turn over and do the same with the other wheel. Good luck. I love mine.
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The liner does not take the weight because it is supported by the cart. It depends on the cart you have...
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It has been a while, but I do remember that there were little pins the size of small paper clips that slipped into a hole on the ends of the bars. I believe you slip a washer than the wheel then the pin in the hole. It appears like there is no way in heck it will keep the wheel in place, but so far so good on my cart.
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There's a red gadget in the middle that connect the bottom with the top part right in the middle all you have to do is pull it towards you upward the cart would automatically folds and again when you open it it will be connect both part always fasten it once you spread it open
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It is actually not bad once you get the hang of it. I usually parked by a cart rack and set it up before getting my little one out of the cart. We loved it.
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Cover has belt that u can wrap around the cart at back. You can take it off and install it again.
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Stand at the back of the cart. At the top corners there are knobs on the sides. Unscrew each one and take them out of the rod they are screwed into. The cart will now fold. You may also wish to loosen the hitch bar; it will fold under the cart. To reassemble, just reverse this procedure. Pull up the top of the cart at the back and screw the knobs
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The back has a zipper that goes around the edge in an upside u-shape. You could simply unzip it. Your dog would need to step up into the cart, 4-6 inches.
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We just got a normal cart from Home Depot (got it on sale for $25.00) and used stretchable tie downs to hold it up against the cart. the Cart is light weight and can hold and move an enormous amount of weight. "Milwaukee Hand Trucks with 7" tires" - Folds away nicely.
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It is definitely an indoor cart. If I used it outdoors, I would make sure it was covered and under an overhang for sure. Being on Wheels, two people could bring it from inside to outside perhaps. I still love it. The stainless top is not real durable as a true hard stainless so I am using a wonderful thick cutting board to cover a fairly large area of the top, protecting it from scratching. I would still buy it again in a flash. Nice large top for most any prep. Hope that helps
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there is really no way to get the lab into the cart without either pulling it up to something, ramp or lifting the lab into the cart itself. (the sides do not come off in any way so much like a wagon, the lab would have to be able to get into it. ) also, although I think the size and stability would be perfectly fine, you would probably need to put some sort of padding/blanket on the bottom for it to be comfortable. It has a thin cardboard under the canvess and above the bars...but I don't think it would be very comfortable unless you provided more padding. hope this helps.
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I haven't tried it yet but the grill snaps securely to the cart. If your trying to bring it through soft sand that might be a bit tough because the wheels are narrow. I have thrown it in the back of my car no problem.
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They are velcro loops that go over the top of the basket and have stayed in pretty well though when you fold up the cart you kinda have to pull the liner up on the cart I have otherwise you can't hook the catch to keep it closed. It was easy to install and use, but I'm not sure if it would hold up going through the washing machine. It already has a rip in the top on mine after only a month or so of light use.
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It is quite easy to install. The canopy has velcro straps located at the front top and bottom. After sliding it over the top front edge secure it with the straps top and bottom. The back works in a similar way. The bottom back half is secured with attached hooks that attach to the bottom of the cart. The very back works in an easy similiar way. It is easy to take on or off. The biggest features are the front and back. The ability to see clearly out the front is all worth it. The back has a double feature allowing easy access to your clubs and at the same time protect them from the rain. The bottom zipper gives you easy access to your bag, and if the weather is good you can unzip the two outer sides roll it up and tie it up. Hope this helps
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There are internal latches that easily allow the top to be separated from the cart.