Todd I bought one that folds up into a bundle about 30" long, 20" high and 4" thick. Its painted black and made from channel iron and angle iron. The rockers fold into the framework of the triangular shaped bed, and the handle folds down against the frame. I think this is the APSCO tilter. I've used it under many tipping jobs including the BIG old uprights. Never a problem. I like the small size when collapsed. Its very easy to maneuver around doorways,stairs, furniture, etc. I recommend rigging some straps to hold it closed. Paul Chick Todd wrote: > however, I'm really looking for someone to say that the APSCO model is > strong enough to do every job, since it folds up smaller and I could > leave it in the cargo compartment all the time rather than having to > rearrange the seating every time I needed the tilter. > > >
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