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uitar9 Great Member

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Not sure the brand-just says Qwik-fold on the front.

Any way the change the front wheel allignment/

Thanks

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Patch Incredible Member

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It may not be the front wheel. It could be the left rear wheel is not turning as easy as the right side one. Question; does your trolley have a brake on the left rear wheel? If so, is it sticking closed a little?  If not. does your trolley incorporate roller bearings on the wheels? Maybe the bearing in the left rear wheel could use some lubricant.

How's the tire pressure if you have pneumatic tires. Are the two rear wheels equal in pressure?

Another thought you might want to consider is if your tire have spokes. Do any of the tires wobble if you give them a free spin by hand?  A bent wheel, or spoke could cause the problem.

I own one of the original Clicgears, and I know there is no way to adjust the front wheel alignment. Not sure about your brand.

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uitar9 Great Member

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Thanks. I'll check out the rear wheels.

No brakes, just a free wheeler.

I did tighten all the various front wheel mechanism screws which were a little loose on the left side

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vangator Great Member

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I'd take a hammer to it until it started going straight. I accidently backed over my cart, but was able to beat it back into shape.

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Van gator-that might be the option. I'm out for 18 today and will use a heavy object as required. Lol
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My cart is so bad. It is held together with JB Weld and radiator clamps. One wheel is noticeably splayed out further than the other. I have inflatable tires that are balding on the sidewalls because the tires are so splayed outward. I'm thinking of getting some wire and pulling the wheels closer together. I'm waiting for Santa to bring me a new one.

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Both of mine (my primary Clicgear and my backup Callaway) have adjustment screws to correct for poor alignment.

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