I had a bertini which was kind of similar. I had to remove the bar that goes across the knees and the hood. The seat clipped into where they connected and the hood connected into the back of the support bar of the seat.
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I had a bertini which was kind of similar. I had to remove the bar that goes across the knees and the hood. The seat clipped into where they connected and the hood connected into the back of the support bar of the seat.
HTH
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Mystery solved!!!!!
In the end I got onto ebay and checked out the other prams and with a bit of tweaking and cursing managed to have the lightbulb moment that there was an allen key involved.
With the emmaljunga classic, they have the toddler seat attached to the handlebar. it is quite strange! so you have to un-screw the bolt and clip it onto the handlebars and then clip on the toddler seat...does that make sense lol?
It works an absolute treat! and the girls think it is heaps of fun to whizz around in
Thanks for all the brainstorming girls!! It was bugging me no end!
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photos please
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I never used a toddler seat but I really miss using my Emmaljunga pram... it was my most favourite thing when my kids were little. *sigh* now it's getting dusty and i day dream of pushing around my grandchildren in it. My eldest child is now 17 and so it might not be too long to wait. I just love the metal-ness of it... as opposed to the plasticy-ness of most modern prams.
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this is what i love about them. there is no denying that you are a woman pushing a baby in a big ol' pram lol. people give you right of way right away lol.
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