I'm planning to purchase this off Craigslist &amp; it's currently assembled. Anyone have tips as to how to disassemble so it fits into the back of an SUV?
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It is supposed to snap apart. My husband was trying to take the slide off so he could move some things and it is on very well. Call Little Tykes they are very nice and easy to work with.
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Putting it together is not that hard the tricky part is the elbow that allows it to fold up and down I had to do it over again, my suggestion is to test it out first. Also the runway that folds up when the scooter or the chair is on it did not line up correctly on mine, I had to take it and get it re-welded in the correct place. Be sure to check it out before trying to take a trip with it. The only instructions I had were looking at the picture and trial and error. Good Luck.
960921
I've moved it before in an SUV with the rear seats folded down. Depending on the width of your vehicle you might need to remove the keyboard from the stand to move it.
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Hello. I hate assembling things I buy. This was remarkably easy. There are instructions in a manual, but all that is required is attaching the handle and a few other small items at the side. Good luck,Dana
135204
Hi, it doesn't come with any instruction, but there are many videos on the internet showing how to assemble/disassemble, it's very simple, by the way
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Im sorry but you will most likely need to fabricate mounting brackets and note that if you are a full figured model like me you will need to place the driver seat as far back as possible and maybe go with a tilt steering wheel. The passenger seat must sit just high enough to open the storage box if used....etc. good luck
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I remember it being kind of difficult but I assembled mine two or three years ago so I am not much help. I think I just gently persevered and it worked. Maybe lubricate with some WD40? I might have done that. Good luck. If all else fails I would call the manufacturer to get hints from them. Hopefully by the time you get this you will have it worked out.
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I just purchased one used today and disassembled. You need someone to push the tabs in, while the other person pulls up on the walls/doors. When transporting, I left the base and roof assembled and strapped it to the roof rack of our minivan. The rest fit very well inside. Now I just have to find the instructions to put it up!
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I found it very easy to assemble (and did it on my own). I don't think it would be any trouble to disassemble, and reassemble if you kept the package instructions. This is a very study toy.
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It is not assembled. No tools are required to assemble. Easy to do.I removed the back when I sat down, leaned back and found the back a "cold" jolt. The back also made the unit a bit bulky.
292013
You have to assemble it.... you need screw driver. and a drill could help....
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You have to build a platform of some type to attach it properly. I used wood and drilled holes in it used rope to tie it down. Then put the so called assembly kit on there with the rope. Put the trunk on it and used wood shims . Glued them in place. Then painted the wood black to match the trunk. You can't see the wood as the trunk covers it. If you do it just right by trial and error it will work well.
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The upper "triangle" pieces came in a separate box from the lower bumper. It takes some assembly, but it's very easy to do. I had mine together in 15 minutes. After you get it all together with your spare tire (weight) on it you can adjust the two hinge bolts to get the perfect resistance for you. I like mine a bit tighter so it opens easy but doesn't swing away freely. I don't want too much "slop" and stress on the hinge piece. Some people have complained on Amazon about the D-ring shackles not being included. They are supposed to be included, and in my case they were in the box. They are very nice 3/4" silver D-rings. The upper "triangle" pieces came in a separate box from the lower bumper. It takes some assembly, but it's very easy to do. I had mine together in 15 minutes. After you get it all together with your spare tire (weight) on it you can adjust the two hinge bolts to get the perfect resistance for you. I like mine a bit tighter so it opens easy but doesn't swing away freely. I don't want too much "slop" and stress on the hinge piece. Some people have complained on Amazon about the D-ring shackles not being included. They are supposed to be included, and in my case they were... » Read More The upper "triangle" pieces came in a separate box from the lower bumper. It takes some assembly, but it's very easy to do. I had mine together in 15 minutes. After you get it all together with your spare tire (weight) on it you can adjust the two hinge bolts to get the perfect resistance for you. I like mine a bit tighter so it opens easy but doesn't swing away freely. I don't want too much "slop" and stress on the hinge piece. Some people have complained on Amazon about the D-ring shackles not being included. They are supposed to be included, and in my case they were in the box. They are very nice 3/4" silver D-rings. « Show Less
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My husband assembled it, don't think it was difficult, just takes a while. Just make sure you have all the right tools & you should be fine. I don't have instructions, if not I would pass them down to you. You won't be sorry if you buy this piece, looks great for the price!
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I've simply leave them assembled but broken down into the smallest assembled position that they can be and put them in then back seat of my vehicle. Most of the time I only take two of the three. For my occasional use it works for me.
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Hi,So the scooter doesn't fold per se, but both steering column and seat have quick release latches near the base frame so it disassembles into three pieces (plus basket if you use that). Seat wouldn't need to come all the way off since its stem goes all the way through the frame- just put on its shortest setting. You could probably use packing tape to hold everything together and push it along on it's front/rear wheels. Disassembled dimensions would be approximately:16"W (outside wheel to wheel) x 32"L x 17"D (floor to top of seat)Hope this helps! Good luck.Benjamin Hi,So the scooter doesn't fold per se, but both steering column and seat have quick release latches near the base frame so it disassembles into three pieces (plus basket if you use that). Seat wouldn't need to come all the way off since its stem goes all the way through the frame- just put on its shortest setting. You could probably use packing tape to hold everything together and push it along on it's front/rear wheels. Disassembled dimensions would be approximately:16"W (outside wheel to wheel) x 32"L x 17"D (floor to top of seat)Hope this... » Read More Hi,So the scooter doesn't fold per se, but both steering column and seat have quick release latches near the base frame so it disassembles into three pieces (plus basket if you use that). Seat wouldn't need to come all the way off since its stem goes all the way through the frame- just put on its shortest setting. You could probably use packing tape to hold everything together and push it along on it's front/rear wheels. Disassembled dimensions would be approximately:16"W (outside wheel to wheel) x 32"L x 17"D (floor to top of seat)Hope this helps! Good luck.Benjamin « Show Less
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you can remove the front wheel easily (where it adjusts in size) should make it easy to put into the back of a SUV. (will still be attached via brake line, but still small enough to stack the peices.