This is my first video on luggage repair. This just basically demonstrates that MOST bags are repairable BUT not with a screwdriver and a pair of pliers. Most so-called unrepairable bags are repairable but only with experience, proper tools and parts, and some ingenuity. This is where I come into the picture. Most older bags no longer have parts available on the market so in order to get them back on the road I have to reuse the original wheel moldings and just change out the wheel. Sometimes I can customize an aftermarket wheel casing to fit the bag too. Sometimes I can locate a gently used part and recondition it to fit your older bag. To sum it up, you have other options when parts are no longer available which is good. I will be posting follow up videos of various before and after repairs on zippers, telescopic handles, custom bumpers, wheels, feet, cleaning, and more so be sure to subscribe to my channel and also leave your questions and comments so I can tailor my next videos to what area of repair you are curious about. If you want to get a free estimate on repairing your old or newer bag please bring it into one of our 4 locations.... 5340 E. Mockingbird Ln. Dallas,Tx. 75206 12821 Preston Rd. Dallas, Tx. 75230 5831 Curzon Ave. Fort Worth, Tx. 76107 5400 S. Hulen St. Fort Worth, Tx. 76132 My name is Bruce Bersch and I work part-time at the Mockingbird store daily from 3:30pm - 6:30pm Mon-Fri and 10am - 4pm Sat , so call or come by and we'll discuss your luggage ...
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