The instructions are screwy but listen to me . . .

I bought this because I needed wheels that turned in the front - I am wheelchair bound and locked wheels are not for me anymore. When you get it, make sure you have all the pieces; mine came with the smaller wheels already inserted; NOW -- as for that rod and springs etc -- (1) put the rod thru the back (2) one cotter pin and one washer go on the inside (3) then the washer, the spring, the wheel and then the other cotter pin go outside the cart. The cotter pin is the funny looking skinny thing. Only three of my "caps" fit, but as long as you have twisted those cotter pins (you need a pair of needle nose pliers to separate the small part from the big part) and then twist them around in different directions to lock the wheel in place - do this to all four cotter pins. Hope this helps. I find that when it is folding, the little wheels sort of get in the way. They have to be facing back toward the big wheels and then it will fold easily. Just experiment a little. Other than that, it seems sturdy enough for a few years of traveling the Boston streets. I don't think it will last more than 3 or 4 years but I think that's a good estimation for rough streets.

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