Nope, iced down and served with some g[d strong cocktail sauce
Nope, iced down and served with some g[d strong cocktail sauce
They make small carts that have a removable handle that makes the tongue into a hitch. We have two like that! We also have three assorted pull carts that we use for so many things!!If it had a way to hitch to an ATV or lawnmower, I could see a real use for it...
I've been wanting one of those, too! Some times you just need a wagon - you don't have enough hands for all the things you need to take to where you're working on something. This thing looks really rugged, and with the dumping capability that's just more flexibility and use.I can't tell you why my wife wanted it
It does!If it had a way to hitch to an ATV or lawnmower, I could see a real use for it...
I have one like that , except very faded green, 3 1.8 gallon rubbermaid bins fit in it, I use it very often, keeping my firewood stocked,I bought one of these last year. It's handy to bring firewood over to the firepit instead of constantly carrying it over. I guess we've gotten a bit lazy with age. We flip a jet sled over the top of it to keep the rain off if we have have a load by the firepit. Of coarse, it's $30 more now than what I paid for it last year.
Another great advantage of the wagons is that they could be extremely handy in a power outage to move things like generators, canned food, feed for critters, or anything from place to place without needing a power source. In a long term power outage, wagons could be more valuable than things like golf carts or ATV's b/c they are quiet and don't need fuel.
https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200640326_200640326
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As far a shortages go......
We're still having difficulties finding larger tires for our equipment. We don't really need them right now, but hubs wants new tires for summer. We're trying to get them now to have on hand. We're getting a lot of lip service from our vendors. One vendor said they had some in the warehouse, but the story keeps changing. We're beginning to suspect that he wanted the sale, but didn't really check his inventory before telling us he had them. We also still can't get a sensor he needs. Thankfully it won't incapacitate his equipment, but it's still annoying.
It appears that everybody EXCEPT me has had one of these carts for a long time. So there must be something to them.
We use ours to unload groceries too! Haul firewood, feed the donks, haul my laundry basket to the clothesline, the list goes on and on.....I use a wagon every day. We have animals in different farm areas that I'm always toting stuff to. I also use the wagon to bring in groceries. We have a ramp to the front door for my husband, and the wagon gets loaded at the car and I bring it right in the house.
That sounds like me. I don't wash clothes until I'm just about completely out. A 1400 lb load capacity might be helpful !haul my laundry basket
We put a ramp on our back deck when we had it built. So that's an easy place to load this cart. I didn't think about that! The deck builder kind of say "Huh?" when we told him we wanted a ramp. And also when we specified that we didn't want "steps", and to install larger "platforms" instead. We were thinking of getting older and either us or guests maybe needing canes or walkers. (The odd shape of our lower deck is because that's where the hot tub nestles in - the height of the lower deck was chosen for a perfect sit-down entry into the hot tub)We have a ramp to the front door for my husband, and the wagon gets loaded at the car and I bring it right in the house.
I own 3. Two of rhe big one of the smaller. The small lives on The Ridge. One big one at the remodel house and another for my backyard.We had trouble finding this anywhere, but finally found one a couple of towns over and a 1-1/4 hour drive away. I can't tell you why my wife wanted it, but once she discovered that they were impossible to find locally, the game was on. Now one is sitting in our backyard, waiting for something to do.
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Last year the boys bought dad a little riding mower that had the deck removed. It's too difficult for him to get on an atv or a golf cart. This mower is easy for him to get on.
It came with a metal single axle trailer that can be hooked to the tractor. It's for big items like firewood/block/brick. Dad loves the thing. Having two options it nice.
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I have one similar to these. I love it. It has the dump feature in the back/tailgate. Mine isn't as pretty as these any moreGF had one of these lawn mower trailers when she moved here. First I had to cut the hitch pin thing off and weld on a coupler for a 2" trailer hitch ball so I could use it behind the 4-wheeler. Then it sat too low and leaned back way too much so I used pieces of a 4x4 to make a lift kit above the axle perch and under the bed of the trailer so it would sit level. Then when we loaded it with rocks we were clearing off the property the tongue bent from the heavy load so I had to weld old bed frame metal to reinforce the tongue and fix that problem. With the tongue fixed that revealed the axle perches were starting to collapse so I used some scrap lumber to reinforce them. Early on the goatheads in the yard, the super sharp spikey seeds off of tumbleweeds, ruined both tires so I had to swap them out with solid tires. Eventually I will need to rebuild the floor of the trailer because the rocks are really beginning to crush it down, I will probably use a good piece of plywood to strengthen the floor. Aside from having to completely rebuild it it is a very good little trailer. Gotta have a garden trailer, or wagon, to work smarter not harder.
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I have a couple like this but with a handle like Peanut's. I have added a rail on 3 sides on one so I can haul more wood, etc. I found mine on Amazon 3 or 4 years ago when a friend showed me her's.We had trouble finding this anywhere, but finally found one a couple of towns over and a 1-1/4 hour drive away. I can't tell you why my wife wanted it, but once she discovered that they were impossible to find locally, the game was on. Now one is sitting in our backyard, waiting for something to do.
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I bought one of these last year. It's handy to bring firewood over to the firepit instead of constantly carrying it over. I guess we've gotten a bit lazy with age. We flip a jet sled over the top of it to keep the rain off if we have have a load by the firepit. Of coarse, it's $30 more now than what I paid for it last year.
Another great advantage of the wagons is that they could be extremely handy in a power outage to move things like generators, canned food, feed for critters, or anything from place to place without needing a power source. In a long term power outage, wagons could be more valuable than things like golf carts or ATV's b/c they are quiet and don't need fuel.
https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200640326_200640326
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As far a shortages go......
We're still having difficulties finding larger tires for our equipment. We don't really need them right now, but hubs wants new tires for summer. We're trying to get them now to have on hand. We're getting a lot of lip service from our vendors. One vendor said they had some in the warehouse, but the story keeps changing. We're beginning to suspect that he wanted the sale, but didn't really check his inventory before telling us he had them. We also still can't get a sensor he needs. Thankfully it won't incapacitate his equipment, but it's still annoying.
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