can you please recommend a good trolley for the Janome 7330, I am going to purchase the janome 7730 for my daughter who may take it to college so it
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This is a hard case cover. It does not snap into place but merely slides over the top of the machine. There is a cut out for the handle to come up through the cover. I lug my machine to sewing class weekly and it does the job. It is also a sturdy way to keep the machine covered when not in use non the down side, because it is not soft, it cannot be folded and stowed in a small space when the machine is bein used. Hope this helps.
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Thank you, Jerry. I really appreciate your note and your help. It sounds like the e250 may do what I need, but if you don't mind could you try leaving it off for a few hours or overnight to see if it still "remembers" where it was? If the e250 can hold its place for the ten hours or so between my two commutes I'll buy one in a heartbeat. <s>
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I just called the customer service. Their number is 1-800-922-5524 or 1-314-428-5657. In customer service I spoke to Ashley. She was very friendly & answered all my questions. 1/ Can you buy replacement bags? Yes, they are $8.28 each + shipping. 2/ Asked about welds on frame breaking. She told me that they did receive a shipment with defective welds and before this was discovered a lot of carts were sold. That problem has been resolved & the carts they have now have been properly welded. Just in case you do have any problems, the carts have a 1 YEAR WARRANTY & they will replace defective parts, just give their customer service a call. 3/ I also asked about replacement wheels. She was not sure about that but she told me that if I had any problems with the wheels to please call & they would do what they could to correct the problem. Since I'm not planning to move my card around a lot, I do not expect this to be an issue. All & all, I'm happy the answers I received & will be ordering one of the laundry carts in a few minutes. I'm planning on having the grand-kids use it for their toys. Will see how it holds up to that. After I've had my cart for a few months, I will come back & leave feedback on this item.
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I believe the trolley is brass, not iron, so it will likely not "rust", but might get some copper/brass corrosion eventually. However, keep in mind that it is meant for plants, and will therefore come in contact with water. If you're planning to use it outside (I assume for the summer), wipe it down with an oily rag and spray the casters and their posts (which can rust!) with some WD-40 before using it... and again at the end of the season when you bring it back indoors. It should last for years with this simple care... I hope this is helpful.
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Yes, you can do that. When you get the trolley just don't put the wheels in and add the rubber feet.
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I think 70 lbs would be pretty heavy for that cart. Check out this one,Seville Classics SHE99307 ,it might be more of what your looking for.
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My problem with the same train is a little different. It carries all plastic weight inside the carts, but it will not run more than two or three rounds before it derails and rests on its side. I have not t ride to put any other weights other than plastic fruits . My grand son loves it, but the train is made very cheap.
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I agree with Teresa. I'm not an expert on these products, but I'll share my decision calculus (for whatever that's worth). I looked for durable construction - heavy tubes with solid welds and a stable base. I also looked for the heaviest flywheel - weight of the flywheel for this type of device seems important as I recall from HS physics... I also looked for the ability to customize with my own saddle and pedals. I've used this model daily for about a year. No complaints so far.
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The trolley fits great scale wise, with our Lemax villages. This Bachmann On30 trolley is basically about as tall as an O gauge trolley, but it runs on HO track. So you have a lot more flexibility to run it in a smaller area. If you want to add extra track, it has to be the Auto Reverse track.
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I would have to agree w/ "CyberTom's" response as the one I own flexes a great deal. I would look into something w/ a steel/aluminum frame.
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Well, the seller states in the product description that you can go to their website for more info, but they don't give the website so you have to go search for it and then look around the site for answers to your questions. Under this purple trolley they state "USES CABLE SIZES 3/16-1/4-3/8 & 7/16". There is also a vague suggestion not to exceed 275 lbs. weight on the trolley. You should also be concerned with the mfg. stated weight rating of the cable you choose to use and the quality/strength of any item connected to the cable such as the cable clamps, etc.
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I pull a double axle pleasure boat that weights about 6,000 pounds boat and trailer. I purchased the tenkonsha primus IQ box and have nothing bad to say about it. It gets the job done great for me
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Paige, if you decide to buy this you wouldn't be sorry. I was really surprised by the quality. I've used mine for 4-5 months, in and out of the trunk of the car, around walls and doors, bang into everything. The size of the machine trolley is 20"L x 11"D x 15"H. These are my measurements taken on the inside. With the sewing machine inside I've still got plenty of room to shove all my quilting projects and accessories inside. That's not counting all the other pockets. But look for a lower price, as mine was $25.00 less expensive.
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I have the D110a. The problem was it was way to messy. I don't remember if they even sent the right cart. for my machine. It was a real bad experience, but if they send you the right supplies and it goes well for you, please let me know. I like the concept a lot.
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The trolley is made up of one long cable so if you tried to attach two together, the pulley would get hung up and strand your pooch out in the middle. Not a good idea.
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Thank you, I see no problem attaching the hoist to the trolley. My problem is I see no place to hook the cable back to the hoist? To use this on a rolling trolley with a double line lift the cable has to go down and back up than hook to the bottom of the hoist. am I missing something in the picture?
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I recommend you contact the Presto Company. They can give you the best advice on their product. Thanks.