How To Assemble A Pram

Building things is always fun but not always easy, made even more difficult being restricted to one working leg and the other that is more like a paperweight I'm dragging around at the moment.
The Jeep Urban 4 Wheeler comes in a fairly compact box, so our first assumption was there would be a fair bit of assembling required. A fun night of pram building watching Harry Potter are we parents yet? :)


Removing from the box was easy enough and to our surprise the majority of the pram comes pre-assembled. All that was required was the rear axle and braking mechanism to be attached, the wheels to be put on including little Jeep hubcabs. Attach the front bumper and lastly the drink's tray for the big people and walla we have ourselves a pram.


Deciding on which pram to buy was a much tougher ask. So many options each supposedly better than the last one. We decided on a mid-range priced one that offers plenty of storage, has good stability and looked somewhat comfy and of course key to the list was the weight, easy of folding away and how compact it becomes.



Still plenty of more things to build and do, but things will slow down over the next couple of weeks with the arthroscope finally approaching next Tuesday.