Lol
I hope this will help, cos it really helped me.
I used to drag the run around the garden, and ended up spraining my back muscles- really thought id done my back in or something. Was so scary.
So my Dad fitted the wheels on one end- kind made it like a wheelbarrow? Lift one end, wheels at another, and wheel it around. It's so easy to move now. Cos it's physics really- pivot in the right place. Now...what is the equation. Force= angle x the distance force is away from the pivot.
Something like that. I hated physics. But it is just very easy to move now.
Look at the first pic. The wheels SHOULD be sitting at the top of that metal thing, but I just hadn't put them away. The wheels are attached by a long metal pole, and sit in the indent in the top of the metal thing. Then I bring them down when I want to the move the run, and clip them in at the bottom.
They aren't clipped in there, but when they ARE clipped in, it lifts that end off the ground slightly, so more of the wheel is in contact with the ground. So i obviously can't leave it like that cos there'll be a gap that the rabbits could possibly squeeze under, so that's why the wheels move upwards and get locked above the ground.
I'll ask my Dad exactly how he did it, and let u know, cos it really is SO great.
That means the lid and the whole run can be really quite heavy and sturdy, so protecting the buns etc. but I can also move it.
Jen