one man assembly

On Jun 7, 3:29*pm, wrote:
Which one-man assembly dolly is the preferred for 15m?? * What dolly
works best if *two(older) people are assembling/disassembling and on a
hard surface? *Jim

Many of us in the USA and some overseas have the Wing Rigger built by
our buddy Steve Koerner here in the Phoenix area. Designed to work on
rough surfaces, it's a doddle on a hard surface, like concrete or
asphalt. It has some nice design improvements over some of the others
out there, but I especially like the gas-spring that makes height
adjustment easy.

Mike

On Jun 7, 4:14*pm, Mike the Strike wrote:
On Jun 7, 3:29*pm, wrote:

Which one-man assembly dolly is the preferred for 15m?? * What dolly
works best if *two(older) people are assembling/disassembling and on a
hard surface? *Jim

Many of us in the USA and some overseas have the Wing Rigger built by
our buddy Steve Koerner here in the Phoenix area. *Designed to work on
rough surfaces, it's a doddle on a hard surface, like concrete or
asphalt. *It has some nice design improvements over some of the others
out there, but I especially like the gas-spring that makes height
adjustment easy.

Mike

Wing Rigger is what I use for my Pik 20D.I used to stress out that the
wings are too heavy for my helper and that it takes too long to
assemble. Now I do it all by my self - no stress and no sweat.I love
it!