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Have you tried a bicycle repair shop. They often help with my buggy wheel problems

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mail them or call them for distribitor near you or sell direct.
hope they are better then grand names I owned. Same strugle always.

If not, then get inventive at a DIY store like me.
I used a vice, drill ,plate, bolt and screws etc to repair my kiddie carts years ago. The best one was the cheapest from a discount supermarket which survived everything, still use it in fun parks.

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Check your tire pressure. We just experienced this a week ago. Sure enough, the right rear tire was flat. Once the tire was pumped up, it no longer pulled.

Yes, all you need is a 12" inner tube which you can get from most bike stores. It would normally fit a childs bicycle but it is the same size as the Jane rear wheels. If you take the wheel with you, you might even get them to fit it.

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Call or mail for distribitor.
Or check out a DIY store for alternatives.

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You need to push it together at the same time that you are pulling up on the unlock part. It took me a few weeks to really get it down. If possible, try using the rear end of your car as a stop for the front of the stroller. Disengage the locks at the handlebars and at the same time press your weight into the stroller against the car. I promise it'll get easier over time.

Is the part that is broken below the footplate? If you contact Jane directly (I got the contact details from John Lewis) they will send you everything from the footplate down... for free!

there is a small metal handle behind each seat, pull it up while you move the seat into the recline position you want - rear seat has four positions, front seat has two. :) Jan.

Are you attempting to place the car seat onto the stroller? If so then I can help as I have a powertrack 360 with the matrix car seat.

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David

I normaly Scrub the seats down with some stain remover and hot water on a sunny day, or ona day when it is dry. Then leave them to dry, and they come up pretty good.They only detach from the pram as a full seat so not able to put in a washer.

i have just bought one of these second hand so wanted to wash it all. No problems doing it at all. All clean & new ready to go. (put it on handwash in washing machine) It took me a while to work out how to get certain bits off but easy once you know how. Hope this helps x

Hi,
There should be two black triangular attachments with little red handles that go on to the sides of the buggy. You use the grey handles at the end of the side arm of the buggy to pull the rear locking pins backwards and then slot the attachments on to the front pin with the red handle pointing forwards. Release the grey handle and it will lock into place. When both sides are in place, simply drop the car seat on to top of the two attachments. Removal of the car seat is by using the red handles.
HTH..

think you have a puncture! tyre slime works wonders, i got a puncture on way home from school and used this repair system. worked a treat and treated all other tyres as a preventative measure. jope this helps

I had a similar problem and I had been told to go to a bike shop as they help you (you can get spare wheels from them too)... Cheaper than from online shops.. They can sort buckled wheels which is what my problem turned out to be!!!!

try this website
http://myebestbuy.com/allplasticbuckleslist-1.aspx

lots of buckles

we have the same problem. :(

www.samueljohnston.co.uk you can find parts or ebay.

seems to be a problem of this pram :( let me guess.. left side?! *g*

we just fixed it with cable strap (i can upload a photo if you need).

http://www.samueljohnston.co.uk/acatalog/Spare_Parts.html

:)

or ebay