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Originally Posted by AstralTraveller
That hasn't been my experience at all. I assemble and disassemble mine on my own and have no problems. You need the right technique but it's not hard at all. Basically, I leave the truss sections a bit lose at the base. Then I support the cage on two of the trusses while getting the bolt of the third one into the cage. Then I work around and get the second and third bolts in. Finally, everything is tightened down.
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Hi David,
Thanks for your input David, and the tip to put it together. I did mention that I had back problems, so the experience for me is somewhat different. But that no longer matters, as I now have a much more manageable portable setup. The 16", a lovely scope that it is, was just too difficult for me to manage on my own, due to its awkwardness, which is why it is now permanently assembled and on rollers.
Cheers Pete