Hauling gear from parking lot to pool, quarry, lake
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The rails come off so it could possibly fit in a trunk. I had a small pickup, which made it easier.
I guess it depends on the type of site and the type of gear you are going to use it. I have seen a second hand Umbrella Stroller used to get from car to site. Beauty of that is if it got stolen pick up another one. I've also seen one of those little shopping trolley things you see older people dragging around Malls converted for the purpose.
If you were going to use it to get across the ferry to Catalina Island I think it would need to be quite robust. I've seen the way they "throw" things around. I was quite concerned about my gear
If you were going to use it to get across the ferry to Catalina Island I think it would need to be quite robust. I've seen the way they "throw" things around. I was quite concerned about my gear
I used to carry two sets of gear including tanks and weights down the long trail at Marineland during construction of Terranea Resort. The big tires came in handy on the muddy trail.
Grey Goose
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I purchased a Rock-n-roller multicart, which works great for singles or doubles and is easily expandable. Check out this link for a video of cart:
Different sizes available. I went for the smaller one.
In Toronto, I purchased here (but available all over North America if not further):
rock n roller multi cart Search on Vistek
Different sizes available. I went for the smaller one.
In Toronto, I purchased here (but available all over North America if not further):
rock n roller multi cart Search on Vistek
I use a regular dolly/hand truck that has a handle that flips up to let it roll as a flatbed on 4 wheels. Kind of like this one:
Harper 400 lb. Capacity Lightweight 2-in-1 Convertible Hand Truck-APJDB2223A - The Home Depot
Tanks go right on it. Other gear on top, maybe in a bag or maybe in a plastic bin, depending.
It's handy because I can also use it in the upright(ish) position to cart a set of doubles around, even going up or down a few stairs, if needed.
Harper 400 lb. Capacity Lightweight 2-in-1 Convertible Hand Truck-APJDB2223A - The Home Depot
Tanks go right on it. Other gear on top, maybe in a bag or maybe in a plastic bin, depending.
It's handy because I can also use it in the upright(ish) position to cart a set of doubles around, even going up or down a few stairs, if needed.
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I also have the macsports one. I have put 2-3 steel HP100s in them and then thrown my full mesh bag of cold water gear on top. It’s folds nicely for storage and we use for festivals and hauling other stuff.
We also have a tool box with wheels. We use that for storage in the house or in storage but I like he collapsible nature and ability to put tanks in the wagon for on the go.
We also have a tool box with wheels. We use that for storage in the house or in storage but I like he collapsible nature and ability to put tanks in the wagon for on the go.
delacrue96
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I have the Timber Ridge which folds down smaller, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078Y5BRYV/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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