WTB - Plug In Cart

[RookieYakker]

Preferably Wheeleez, Hobie, or something that's built better than the piece of crap that I just broke.

Thanks!

[Mike scales]

Lost mine and ordered beach wheels but are on back order until end of June, so I made these because I didn't want to wait or pay the pricey $160 they ask for.
Home Depot and about $30 bucks later I came up with these. They're solid. http://i1114.photobucket.com/albums/k529/Mikesacles/Mobile%20Uploads/image-4.jpg (http://s1114.photobucket.com/user/Mikesacles/media/Mobile%20Uploads/image-4.jpg.html)

[Mike scales]

Wheels purchased at harbor freight for about $5.99 each. Hold up to 300lbs each

[cell128]

How's that do in the sand? Im replacing my plug in with this from amazon http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C1V4GP6/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_-T-Ltb1PQQ771 its a great price hopefully those wheels are good enough. It's rated at the same capacity as the wheelez at a way cheaper price

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[Mike scales]

Not great in sand, just a temporary until my hobie sand cart comes in from back order. Great everywhere else though! I had a pair of hobie wheels similar to these, lost them and decided to get creative.

[RookieYakker]

Thanks for the pic! I made a similar Palmetto type out of PVC, but I'm ready for a more sturdy, preferably scupper type, setup for sand.

[cell128]

Sorry I was gonna sell my other one but the amazon one is hard to stabalize so I used the beach wheels from it on my plug in one.

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[Hunters Pa]

Could put two wheels on each side to make it handle the sand a lot better