Gear Cart?

[BF Hammer]

And in the rolling jobsite storage category, I found this stacking Stanley hard-shell boxes.

https://www.amazon.com/Destinie-Sta.../B07PVGDSBH/ref=sr_1_41?dchild=1&keywords=job

 

[Marilynne]

Just searching for "outdoor cart" on the big A site, I see mostly these folding pull-behind wagons...
https://www.amazon.com/HEMBOR-Colla...utdoor+photo+gear+cart&qid=1613268425&sr=8-19

Then I see a couple of these stand-up beach-hauler carts. Holds an umbrella, several folding chairs, and has a baggage area in a form sort of like the granny shopping carts. But the wheels are large for terrain.

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https://www.amazon.com/BeachMall-Wo...utdoor+photo+gear+cart&qid=1613268207&sr=8-21

This looks like a winner @Whiskeyman

 

[Whiskeyman]

Well, I finally purchased a used foldable jogging stroller, made by B.O.B. I think, and it has 10-inch wheels. I'm going to use it as it is around here before I make any modifications to it. It was marked down from $180 to $100, so I went ahead and purchased it.

Wouldn't you know it, though; this evening when I was out on my bicycle I went by a pile of "junk" in front of someone's house and there was a stroller designed to carry/hold a baby carseat. While the wheels aren't as good as the jogger, I got home and took my wife's van out and snagged it from the pile. This one has a cloth basket which will hold a camera case, a camp chair, and my tripod without modifications. Although the wheels are smaller, I believe it will work well on boardwalk and improved trails. I'll get some photos when I get out to use them.

Now I just have to rig a place to hang them in the garage!

WM

 

[Marilynne]

Well, I finally purchased a used foldable jogging stroller, made by B.O.B. I think, and it has 10-inch wheels. I'm going to use it as it is around here before I make any modifications to it. It was marked down from $180 to $100, so I went ahead and purchased it.

Wouldn't you know it, though; this evening when I was out on my bicycle I went by a pile of "junk" in front of someone's house and there was a stroller designed to carry/hold a baby carseat. While the wheels aren't as good as the jogger, I got home and took my wife's van out and snagged it from the pile. This one has a cloth basket which will hold a camera case, a camp chair, and my tripod without modifications. Although the wheels are smaller, I believe it will work well on boardwalk and improved trails. I'll get some photos when I get out to use them.

Now I just have to rig a place to hang them in the garage!

WM

Can you change out the wheels Wayne? Are you going to return the other one?

 

[hark]

Can you change out the wheels Wayne?

When one of the wheels on my hand truck broke (had plastic rims), I was told to look online at Harbor Freight. I wound up finding much better wheels with metal rims. Their customer service was excellent and extremely accommodating which helped me find the best replacement wheels.

 

[Whiskeyman]

Can you change out the wheels Wayne? Are you going to return the other one?

When one of the wheels on my hand truck broke (had plastic rims), I was told to look online at Harbor Freight. I wound up finding much better wheels with metal rims. Their customer service was excellent and extremely accommodating which helped me find the best replacement wheels.

I can't return the other one, even if I wanted to, since it was purchsed as a consignment at a local shop. I actually want to keep it to work with it for trails such as C-B-B.

Harbor Freight? I hadn't thought of looking there for replacement wheels; that's a great idea, Marilynne! I'll look into whether I can replace the current wheels if I decide I want to or need to. Thanks for the tip.

Wayne

 

[Chucktin]

At 75 I appreciate this discussion thread!
My history includes lugging around a Bronica 6x6 with lens and gear, ouch! Gave that up long ago. But a D850 is a heavy mother now.

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[Chucktin]

The secret sauce will be the wheels. Only one of the suggested carts has wheels I think would work on a Florida marl road.

Where's the Gyro Gearloose DMFSUP (Drone Mini Flying Saucer Utility Platform) when I want one!

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