RocknRoller Multi-Cart

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I was tired of making trips up and down the stairs with all my gear and got this RocknRoller Cart! It holds up to 500 lbs and works GREAT! You can adjust it from 34 inches- 52 inches so it can hold just about any load! Comes in many different sizes and variations, with the smallest still holding 350 lbs. You can get them here: goo.gl/CscYqO
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31 мар 2016

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@XxStonedImmaculatexX 3 года назад

Just got this same cart today. After playing music over 20 years, I can now move more of my gear in one pass than ever!

@USNERDOC 8 лет назад

Very cool! This will come in handy for road trips & expos. Thanks!

@broccolihart1 2 года назад

This dayum cart has saved me so many minutes and energy since i purchased it. Its almost like having a 2nd person there with you. Glad i watched your vid months ago OP !!

@garygromer 8 лет назад

Thanks for taking the time to make this video.

@richardscottmusic1 4 года назад

Just bought one. Nice info. Here's a tip. Drive forward with the big wheels furthest out in front. Swivel close to you left and right and you're on your way buddy.

@DeeVination 4 года назад

Very helpful, tysm.

@adibass 5 лет назад

Great !

@nightdonutstudio 2 года назад

Best review one I find on youtube.

@PUFlatFree Год назад

Good Job!

@SmittysPlace 8 лет назад

very cool. couldn't tell ya how many times ive had to improvise.

@JRESHOW 8 лет назад

+HIPPIE1255 right!

@jamestphotography4471 6 лет назад

Couldn't you find a better place to assemble that cart.....in the dirt ...really?

@ABDULLA777MUSAWA 5 лет назад

GOOD

@chaz2x2 5 лет назад

Yes I have had one for years had to buy a new one .. after a few years .. the bearings are made in China so there plastic I called the company .. ! I changed to larger tires you can order online .... But there great .! 🎷🎶

@garymanhine6646 7 лет назад

Hey man, you left your ice coffee in the lift!

@AgeofColossus 5 лет назад

Guess he didnt need the caffeine shakes in his shots. But still.

@e11world 3 года назад

Would you say when you fold it and turn it to use the bigger handle bar as the base (wheels facing you), it would handle a fridge weight to be pulled?

@JRESHOW 3 года назад

I’m sure it would but I would check the weight limit for it.

@e11world 3 года назад

@@JRESHOW The weight should be under 250 lb but not sure how that cart handles the weight on the handle bars that way. I'll ask on amazon hopefully someone tried it Thanks

@alanwilliamson7825 6 лет назад

How does it go up and down STAIR STEPS. You went up an easy ramp. What about steps? Would you just "drag" it on those slanted bars on the bottom? Seems that would be hard to do without being able to have the handle be able to go to an angle, i.e, it is hard to "drag" up or down with an upright handle. Seems would be awkward.

@JRESHOW 6 лет назад

alan williamson no good for steps

@robzona7779 6 лет назад

Krane amg. 250 is better for steps.

@JBPittmanVISUALS 8 лет назад

I think I am getting motion sickness

@a3ng25 3 года назад

Any one tried these on soggy ground? Or on beaches? Specifically looking at the micro R2 size. Also looking for any experience with the "ground glider" wheels... if they're better at all and worth the extra money.

@JRESHOW 3 года назад

I can tell you the version I have would not be good at the beach. Not at all. Soggy ground.... probably not so much either.