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Rear axle raised to "HIGH" Position
Giving your ScopeBuggy about 7" of clearance past the rear t-bar
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STANDARD ScopeBuggy
Rear axle in the "normal" position
Rear axle rotated to the "mid" position
Dr David Levy
Dr Levy with his 1st generation ScopeBuggy at the 2004 Texas Star Party
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Standard ScopeBuggy
note the u-bolts holding the pier in place. Some type of positive attachment is highly recommended.
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"Atta-Boy" from Marc Buie at the Lowell Observatory
This was the original conceptual picture for the now famous ScopeBuggy
That's a heavy load
six, 94-pound bags of cement plus some plywood riding on a 1st generation...
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Extended ScopeBuggy
note, again, the u-bolts that secure the scope and mount to the ScopeBuggy.
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1st Generation ScopeBuggy
on the right side of the image you can see a little bit of a surveyor's...
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