Gear Cart?

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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

Originally Posted by 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

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

Originally Posted by Marilynne

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.

Originally Posted by Marilynne

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

Originally Posted by hark

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

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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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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