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#453340 - 06/10/18 10:53 AM
Anyone using a GIG Gurney on jobs for transport
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Edited by Dnj (06/10/18 11:00 AM)
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#453344 - 06/10/18 11:28 AM
Re: Anyone using a GIG Gurney on jobs for transport
[Re: tony mads usa]
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#453346 - 06/10/18 12:16 PM
Re: Anyone using a GIG Gurney on jobs for transport
[Re: Dnj]
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He just said to load with the large rear wheels first. Seeing that the gurneys are just South of $1000 to start, this looks more feasible to me at $60.
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#453349 - 06/10/18 12:57 PM
Re: Anyone using a GIG Gurney on jobs for transport
[Re: Dnj]
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In & Out in one shot ALL SET UP has to be a dream come true for the daily gigging performer,..setting up is a PITA stands, covers,speakers, cables, etc,etc, especially when you have to rush and make time traveling & loading again with doubles, etc,.. there has to be a better way somehow.. The simple answer is: use either a rock'n'roller or some other cart, OR build a unit on wheels onto which you can fasten the kb, spkrs, wires (all plugged into their respective places) and then get a used van and have it retro fit with an electric winch to help lower and pull the rig out of and into the van ... my friend even had his boom mic and laptop holder fastened to the rig ...
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