My DIY Cart

[Hotrodtuna]

Originally Posted by MrPukaShell

What kind of wheels are those? THey look like they are off of a toy truck or something like that.

They are just a hallow 8" wheel that was over produced for a cooler sales company I found.

[newguy01]

pm sent

[pchen911]

Doesn't 4 wheels make it harder to turn? Why didn't you just use 2 wheels, that will leave enough room to drop in a 5 gallon bait bucket too.

[dick fabulous]

Damn't people ! Don't you realize that you are driving up the cost of milk ?

[MuddyMike]

looks like it would be fun to put a motor on and remote control that thing down the beach.

[Hotrodtuna]

Originally Posted by pchen911

Doesn't 4 wheels make it harder to turn? Why didn't you just use 2 wheels, that will leave enough room to drop in a 5 gallon bait bucket too.

5 gal fits right between the wheels! Turns very easy and I can opt to ride it down a grassy hill if the fishing is slow. :-)

[mtnbykr2]

nice job, looks clean, I would try it down the hill....lol
actually now that I look at it, that would be sweet for the surf fishing trips, just invert the rod holders, great idea

[Hotrodtuna]

Originally Posted by mtnbykr2

nice job, looks clean, I would try it down the hill....lol
actually now that I look at it, that would be sweet for the surf fishing trips, just invert the rod holders, great idea

I actually took the rod holders from my surf fishing wagon and justified it by using this as my surf set up also, much lighter to pull around than my Bobby built wagon which weighs about 100 pounds. I will just tie a rope and pull the cart fully loaded. I also got in and rode it down the street, it has a great capacity...and is fast!

P.S. The rod holders work either way, you just have to face the reel out bound and the axle flips real fast.