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Old 04-29-2016, 07:28 PM #14
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It looks fancy! Lifting 22 pounds would be tough as it's an odd shape. It's not like lifting 2 bags of potatoes or, in my case, my grandson. I'm also not so sure about the back wheels. I think I would trip over them as I have no sense of space when it comes to my left leg. It kind of does its own thing.

If you try it out, let us know how you like it.
I've pretty much talked myself out of it, for the reasons people have been giving here. It's too heavy and those 5 wheels and other hardware along the bottom of it would be something to trip over. Or at least it adds to the weight of it.
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