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A SUCCESSFUL union between a merry-go-round and a teeter totter, Daryl Ducholke’s Twirl-Go-Round brings playtime outdoors once again. “The Twirl-Go-Round has been tested on four generations of kids,” notes Ducholke, mentioning his own children’s part in proto- type testing. While the original homemade Twirl-Go-Round of Ducholke’s childhood was com- posed of old machinery parts with few safety features, today’s mod- el is kid friendly and kid tested. The Twirl-Go-Round, made out of 100 percent recyclable metal material, comes in a standard two-seat model and is powder
coated, making it durable in inclement weather. Should there ever be an
incident that requires the Twirl-Go-Round to need a repair for bent parts, Du- cholke offers the, “Dad got Drunk and Went on the Twirl-Go-Round Kit,” on the web- site. “No parts should wear out. The neoprene bushings are made to last,” says Ducholke. “Simply, if something becomes bent or de- stabilized, users need to consider who is using the product.” While the Twirl-Go-Round doesn’t have a required age limit, it does have a specifi ed weight capacity. The
standard two-seaters hold 120 pounds per seat, while the con- verted four-seaters only hold 90 pounds per seat. “Too many times adults bend the Twirl-Go-Round because they want to take it for a spin,” notes Ducholke. “As a re- sult, I’m going to release an adult model in the spring. This model
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