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easy to roam

a set of wheels and a remote control [like a gamepad]
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The wheels can be attached to anything and will move according to the user...who can guide them using the controls. Can be used to transport heavy bags..whatever
ashreeta_p2, Jan 08 2004

(?) Sorta like this? http://www.state.nj.../ca/brief/wheel.htm
[v0rtexx, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

Similar http://www.halfbakery.com/idea/Moto-Bin
[v0rtexx, Oct 04 2004]

(?) Can do even more http://www.bobcat.c..._T40140-40170_2.pdf
[kbecker, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

machine to move mobile home http://www.youtube....watch?v=Ffmd1JQkLsA
Low profile machine to cheat home into place. [popbottle, Oct 13 2013]

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       v0rtexx/kbecker: Those links don't entirely match the idea, you know.
DrCurry, Jan 08 2004
  

       Even on Mars?
theircompetitor, Jan 08 2004
  

       Attaching two *separate* wheels (as ashreeta_p2 suggests) would be hard to do. You would have to have the appropriate mechanism for attaching those wheels on whatever you wanted to transport   

       [DC] Not entirely, but close. I imagine this device would look something like this:   

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       Looked for something like this on google, and didn't come up with any matches. If not already baked, I give this a [+]
v0rtexx, Jan 09 2004
  
      
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