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#297308 - 10/22/10 05:11 PM The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
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Finally got around to shooting some photos of the R-10 with my complete rig loaded on it. Also a photo of the rig at a big American Legion job where I performed for a 50th High School reunion in southern Maryland.

[img]http://i973.photobucket.com/albums/ae216/travlin_easy/th_RockNRoller.jpg?t=1287793400[/img]

[img]http://i973.photobucket.com/albums/ae216/travlin_easy/th_PtLookoutJob.jpg?t=1287793400[/img]

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#297309 - 10/22/10 05:16 PM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
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Gary no photos are showing. I've seen how slick it is,I hope you can get the photos to show so others can see it too.

Tom
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#297310 - 10/22/10 05:25 PM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
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Tom,

Can you see them now?

Gary
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#297311 - 10/22/10 05:33 PM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
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Nice pics gary a little too small to get a good closeup look.....

BTW I had to do emergency surgery to my R10 this afternoon after my two gigs....as I was rolling out to the car I noticed a cracked weld on the 5/16th bolt w/cotter-pin that hold the rear handle in place.........caught in just in time off the floor as it wouldn't let me fold up the handle.........so I headed to Home depot bought a 5/16th x 3 1/2" hex bolt some nuts and a lock washer and fixed it nicely..

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#297312 - 10/22/10 05:51 PM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
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Gary, your R&R looks like an R-8
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#297313 - 10/22/10 05:54 PM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
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Originally posted by Fran Carango:
Gary, your R&R looks like an R-8

http://www.rocknrollercart.com/products.php

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#297314 - 10/22/10 06:34 PM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
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Fran,

It's an R-10. Look at the wheels--they're balloon tires--not solid.

Donny,

I don't have a way of making larger photos because I used Photobucket to post them, which limits the size. I also posted the same photos on the PSR-Tutorial site, which has an enlarging feature when the photo is clicked.

Gary
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#297315 - 10/22/10 06:38 PM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
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Gary,

What's that wood burning stove with the smoke stack doing behind you?

Tom
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#297316 - 10/22/10 06:48 PM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
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Tom,

It's a distillery for Kickapoo Joy Juice--gotta' keep warm down here now. The temperature is significantly lower than my age, so it must be winter.

Cheers,

Gary
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#297317 - 10/22/10 07:09 PM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
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Dont forget your fan these nursing home gigs are like an inferno inside !!

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#297318 - 10/22/10 07:18 PM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
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Quote:
Originally posted by Dnj:
Dont forget your fan these nursing home gigs are like an inferno inside !!


Amen to that brother! I think they average 85 degrees.

Joe
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#297319 - 10/22/10 07:21 PM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
Dnj Offline
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Originally posted by Songman55:
Amen to that brother! I think they average 85 degrees.

Joe


Joe I wont play without one I carry two always on any gig 8" & 4"..!!



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#297320 - 10/24/10 03:34 PM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
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Gary, Is that where you position your Compct? I place mine further away from me because it did feedback when I put it closer.
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#297321 - 10/24/10 05:21 PM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
travlin'easy Offline
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Cassp,

No problem with feedback, but this may be because I use a Crown CM-311A headset mic, which is very feedback resistant. Also, my mic EQ settings may have some bearing on the lack of feedback as well.

Gary
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#297322 - 10/25/10 11:49 AM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
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Originally posted by Dnj:
Nice pics gary a little too small to get a good closeup look.....

BTW I had to do emergency surgery to my R10 this afternoon after my two gigs....as I was rolling out to the car I noticed a cracked weld on the 5/16th bolt w/cotter-pin that hold the rear handle in place.........caught in just in time off the floor as it wouldn't let me fold up the handle.........so I headed to Home depot bought a 5/16th x 3 1/2" hex bolt some nuts and a lock washer and fixed it nicely..

[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 10-22-2010).]



Followup:.......all went well after replacing the original welded steel pin & replaced it with a 3 1/2" long 5/16" Hex lag bolt.... R&R cart is back in action and doing its job gig after gig, day after day...if your not using a R&R cart your making "TOO MANY TRIPS"

PS.. also after 8 years of vigorous use I replaced the worn front wheels also.....purchased from R&R parts department...easily installed at home.



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#297323 - 10/28/10 02:47 PM Re: The R-10, loaded with room to spare...
Dnj Offline
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btw Bill Dayton how do you like the R10 so far?

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