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<blockquote data-quote="Timo Ulkuniemi" data-source="post: 67204" data-attributes="member: 1978">Flightcase with wheels - WHY ???HowdyAs part time soundman / part time repairman I put my comment on transporting anything on wheels.YES - many of my colleagues have oodles of racks on wheels to make part of the transport easier - I allways used to have this two wheel thing with air-filled BIG wheels to schlepp my sensitive and heavy&nbsp; equipment around. Also all my racks except for one were small enough for one man to carry alone - rather make many more trips back and forth than break my back...But just stop to think about it for a while - most racks have HARD wheels - and we usually roll them on HARD floors - then there is sand and other things plus the floors are often anything but smooth. :?~:-?~:???:&nbsp;&nbsp; SO - there will be heavy vibration on the equipment inside that rack. That vibration makes individual components eventually shake loose - then one day there is no good sound anymore.So either get a dolly with air filled wheels or something else with air in wheels or simply just schlepp the electronics with your beautifull strong arms....:lol:Or get prepaired to replace your equipment periodically !Just my opinion....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Timo Ulkuniemi, post: 67204, member: 1978"] Flightcase with wheels - WHY ??? Howdy As part time soundman / part time repairman I put my comment on transporting anything on wheels. YES - many of my colleagues have oodles of racks on wheels to make part of the transport easier - I allways used to have this two wheel thing with air-filled BIG wheels to schlepp my sensitive and heavy equipment around. Also all my racks except for one were small enough for one man to carry alone - rather make many more trips back and forth than break my back... But just stop to think about it for a while - most racks have HARD wheels - and we usually roll them on HARD floors - then there is sand and other things plus the floors are often anything but smooth. :?~:-?~:???: SO - there will be heavy vibration on the equipment inside that rack. That vibration makes individual components eventually shake loose - then one day there is no good sound anymore. So either get a dolly with air filled wheels or something else with air in wheels or simply just schlepp the electronics with your beautifull strong arms....:lol: Or get prepaired to replace your equipment periodically ! Just my opinion.... [/QUOTE]

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