Need advice/recommendation for folding collapsible cart to fetch groceries from market to boat when cruising.
Charles
Charles
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picked up a nice folding 2 wheeler at harbor freight for around $20 or 30. folds flat, carries a couple of cases of beer and water.
My family gave me one of these for christmas two years ago
except mine is red. They are $50 at Walmart. It has held up very well and holds a fair amount. It can even hold a full sized cooler which can be nice when moving the full cooler from the car to the boat.
except mine is red. They are $50 at Walmart. It has held up very well and holds a fair amount. It can even hold a full sized cooler which can be nice when moving the full cooler from the car to the boat.
We have had a Tipke folding cart for 15 years. It is one of those things that a careless person could wreck in no time or with care could last a lifetime. It holds a lot of stuff and is rated to carry 300 pounds. We intend to get the bicycle towing kit and take it cruising.
I have had this one for 20 years and it has been well abused. https://www.westmarine.com/buy/trac-outdoor-products--dockhand-folding-dock-cart--12869707
We use a Magna Cart. It is an inexpensive folding hand cart. Collapses and fits in the locker. A couple of bungee cords can help hold odd shaped objects. A cardboard box can hold supplies.
I have one like rgranger except with the fat tires. The tires are nice on sand/gravel or widely spaced dock boards. But it folds slightly larger due to the tire width. Very happy with unit after 2 years. It was rated highly (2nd not 1st) by some bloke who tested all of the models I found on the net but I could buy 2 of these for the price of the number 1 choice.
