Carry for me these days. My house is surrounded by gravel, so wheels are a no no. I used to have everything compartmented in an aluminium (US translation, aluminum, lol) flight case, but that was when everything was trucked & moved by someone else. The biggest problem I have with any hardware case, is that at some stage I have to lift it. There's no way I can lift all my metalwork stuff in one go, or even two!
Doing it myself, same exact answer for me. All the hand trucks, etc. I've tried seem like more of a hassle to me than they're worth . . . although maybe I'm just a retard when it comes to using them effectively. But they're also kinda bulky and heavy themselves if they're going to be of any use. I just make a bunch of trips, and my trap cases have wheels built in. I like walking, I'm a hiker/backpacker, etc. so I don't mind making trips. ;-)I carry all my bags and cases in.
I haven't found a cart I like yet.
Haha, I suppose I asked for that!My cart has Tires ( U.K version Tyres )
I auditioned for a huge funk/afro-beat band on Wednesday, and they play in a very big church, downtown. I had to park in the lot across the street, so I had to haul my gear piece-by-piece across the street, up the steps to the front door, and all the way to the back of the building to their practice room. I have a bad back, so I'm still in pain today.
Time for a cart!
How about the Rock N Roller R-12 multi-cart?
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Rock-N-...Equipment-Transporter-Cart-699404-i1153820.gc
I saw some bad reviews on the R-10 though. It sounds like a lot of bad ones are leaving the factory. Reports of bad tires, cheap parts, etc.
How about the Rock N Roller R-12 multi-cart?
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