DIY Mobile Solar Panel Cart | Renogy 100 Watt Panels

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In this video I show you how to build a mobile solar panel cart. These are the 2 Renogy panels that power my solar powered shed. I'll do a video on that setup later. But I didn't want to mount these to the roof of the shed and risk creating a leak. So I came up with this cart idea so I could easily roll it around and maneuver it toward the sun.
//MATERIALS
(4) 2x4x8
(2) 7" lawn mower wheels
(2) 3" lag screws and washers for wheels
(2) 3 1/2" lag bolts with nut and washers
(1) handle for easy pickup and move
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[@anthonyglaser929]

now that is a clever design.

[@ralphpeabody9101]

Excellent idea I'm going to build me some like that . thanks

[@billzee3331]

I may be wrong but that adjusting leg would have to tread out of the box frame to lower the panels as the angle you show, the leg is at the edge of the frame

[@deanerbrando712]

Perfect. Just the portable build I was looking for. Thank you very much.

[@benjones7562]

Perfect! Well done, sir! This is exactly what I want.

[@WillMosbey]

Yeah I put it behind my shed. Works perfect.

[@andrepeixoto23]

Great idea . Thanks for sharing

[@LincolnSP150]

I would like to do something similar with two Rich Solar 400 Watt Panels, I was thinking about using an oversized double wide pallet as a means of mounting them at a proper angle to the sun.
Your idea looks great for 100 watt panels.
Thank You

[@hardtruth2039]

Nice job. I’m looking for a design and this looks good.

[@Electronzap]

That is nice.

[@Bina6019]

Great video. Exactly what I was looking for.

[@shaneekathomas9395]

I really like this. On a regular basis it is quite windy where I live. This morning I had sustained winds of 40 to 45 mph with wind gusts of ?. Do you think this would hold up?

[@WillMosbey]

Absolutely.

[@robertgross3061]

Where ya getting those L brackets from?

[@WillMosbey]

I grabbed them from Lowe's

[@robertgross3061]

Thanks

[@boomer7638]

now add a foot on the front, so you can stand it up right in the garage when you need to...

[@WillMosbey]

Ohhh that's a great idea. Good call.