After trying to drag a wagon across the beach I realized you got to have the big tires but none of those carts fold up. I knew someone had to have made something like this because the cart looked just like my rack with wheels on it. Thanks for sharing the video.
No problem and yes the wide balloon tires are a must. I have a blue style that if it get a hole you can heat the tire with an hot piece of metal and it will seal its self
Awesome idea! The Fish-N-Mate LG with same 15" orange wheels will run you $279.00. What this DYI cart can do that the Fish-N-Mate can't is slide into a hitch at the end of the day. I have two SUV's with hitches so your DYI option better suits me. If I still had a truck I would buy the Fish-N-Mate. Thank you for making this video. I got some ideas I didn't think of from it. The main start point is 1. Pick a aluminum cargo carrier and 2. Absolutely make sure it has a square channel that the black reciever can slide in and out of. I saw several aluminum cargo carriers that did not have the channel built underneath. Thank you again for taking time to share your very cool DYI project!
Been brainstorming this exact idea. Glad I found your video. I already have the same cargo carrier and have been thinking of making the square tubing longer, or using a drop hitch adapter to allow the cart to stay assembled. Therefore I can detach and go, and leave the cooler on the cart during transport.
I have mine setup with pens so I can slide it off the hitch or leave the hitch on and use it that way thanks for watching hope you subscribed if you did that’s for that also
A nice simple build! A friend of mine built one like this, using the Cargo Hauler from Harbor Freight. He made his a push cart with 4 wheels, he uses an 18” hitch extension & leaves all wheels & everything on it. Also he used aluminum square tubing & welded up a bracket that attaches to the the hitch sticking out the side that holds chairs & an umbrella. & with 2 solid axels it will handle about 600#’s. He can put 100qt yeti loaded with ice & with the rack, still haul all his fishing stuff, chairs, umbrella & more.
I like your idea, and have the same cargo carrier that I'm going to adapt. I observed that it is quite a bit of work to assemble the tires. Have you thought of adding a second set of hubs along the the top, like your fishing pole carriers. If you allowed the axels to extend past the hubs you could use quick clips to allow the axels to be removed. This way you could use quick clips to slide out the axels and slide them into a second hub from the top down, allowing protection from dragging. Just a thought, and how I'll try to finish mine. Thanks for the ideas.
you could replace your axle screws with pins and same with your two bolts in receiver channel. Pull four pins instead of messing with bolts. Other that that...ezPz
Been thinking along line you built, but mine is steel & bigger. Need to find something smaller & lighter , like your alum one. Thanks for sharing this.
I want to thank you for watching I subscribed to your channel look me up on Facebook southernrootsalabama And Instagram at Southernrootsfishing Thanks again
I live in Lillian Alabama close to gulf shores and Pensacola come down anytime I’ll take ya to some spots and if you want to shark fish we’ll do that also call or txt anytime 251-223-1366
Excellent!!!! People may already have a beach cart and don’t even know. I have one of those in my garage and this conversion NEVER crossed my mind!
After trying to drag a wagon across the beach I realized you got to have the big tires but none of those carts fold up. I knew someone had to have made something like this because the cart looked just like my rack with wheels on it. Thanks for sharing the video.
No problem and yes the wide balloon tires are a must. I have a blue style that if it get a hole you can heat the tire with an hot piece of metal and it will seal its self
Awesome idea! The Fish-N-Mate LG with same 15" orange wheels will run you $279.00. What this DYI cart can do that the Fish-N-Mate can't is slide into a hitch at the end of the day. I have two SUV's with hitches so your DYI option better suits me. If I still had a truck I would buy the Fish-N-Mate. Thank you for making this video. I got some ideas I didn't think of from it. The main start point is 1. Pick a aluminum cargo carrier and 2. Absolutely make sure it has a square channel that the black reciever can slide in and out of. I saw several aluminum cargo carriers that did not have the channel built underneath.
Thank you again for taking time to share your very cool DYI project!
No problem that's for liking it hope you hit that subscribe button and watch more videos
Been brainstorming this exact idea. Glad I found your video. I already have the same cargo carrier and have been thinking of making the square tubing longer, or using a drop hitch adapter to allow the cart to stay assembled. Therefore I can detach and go, and leave the cooler on the cart during transport.
I have mine setup with pens so I can slide it off the hitch or leave the hitch on and use it that way thanks for watching hope you subscribed if you did that’s for that also
Good job on the video, well explained, no stupid music, good lighting.well done.
Thanks and thanks for watching
I used the swivel front wheels off a wheel chair for the front. They work great !!!👍
good Job! this is exactly what I want to do. but I would put caster wheels in the other end to balance out the weight.
Super build!
A nice simple build! A friend of mine built one like this, using the Cargo Hauler from Harbor Freight. He made his a push cart with 4 wheels, he uses an 18” hitch extension & leaves all wheels & everything on it. Also he used aluminum square tubing & welded up a bracket that attaches to the the hitch sticking out the side that holds chairs & an umbrella. & with 2 solid axels it will handle about 600#’s. He can put 100qt yeti loaded with ice & with the rack, still haul all his fishing stuff, chairs, umbrella & more.
I like your idea, and have the same cargo carrier that I'm going to adapt. I observed that it is quite a bit of work to assemble the tires. Have you thought of adding a second set of hubs along the the top, like your fishing pole carriers. If you allowed the axels to extend past the hubs you could use quick clips to allow the axels to be removed. This way you could use quick clips to slide out the axels and slide them into a second hub from the top down, allowing protection from dragging. Just a thought, and how I'll try to finish mine. Thanks for the ideas.
Yeah I’ve done some things differently over the last year. Been thinking about doing an updated video thanks for watching
Cool idea, thanks for sharing.
Could you please share a link to the wheels, used in this build ?
That’s awesome
you could replace your axle screws with pins and same with your two bolts in receiver channel. Pull four pins instead of messing with bolts. Other that that...ezPz
Great video…Thank you…
Good idea! Might have to make me another cart with the one I have
Been thinking along line you built, but mine is steel & bigger. Need to find something smaller & lighter , like your alum one. Thanks for sharing this.
Look on market place or at academy sporty you'll find them there thanks for watching
Nice job now i have a cart to use
Instead of using bolts for the hitch tube use the same type of pin used to secure the rack to your truck.
Can you please post links to were you bought the wheels and axle kit from?
Good job. I'd use 2 pins to attach the receiver instead of nuts and bolts to eliminate needing a wrench or losing hardware'
That's cool glad you like it
Freakin genius idea 💡 👏
Great design, too…
Thanks and thanks for watching
good idea
Thank you
Great idea and video. How wide is it with the tires on?
About 3 feet 36"
Thanks
Only thing is ...
Add in all the gear loading and unloading...105 degree texas heat.....
Hey man, do you remember where you bought the axles and tires from ?
A bait store sams bait and tackle. But you can order one online just Google it lowes carries 1/2" aluminum that you can use
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Thank you for your help
Also do you have the make or model of the cargo carrier in this video???…a lot of them do not have the receiver that can slide out
I will I'm going to redo the video with more details and links to the materials. I'm hoping to do it this weekend thanks for watching
@@southernrootsalabamajeremy3036 Thanks a lot boss man I’m sure we will all appreciate it…I know I will ….I’m definitely doing this thanks to you.
What are you using for the axle though? Got a link?
www.amazon.com/Anglers-Choice/b/ref=bl_dp_s_mw_9514910011?ie=UTF8&node=9514910011&field-lbr_brands_browse-bin=Angler%27s+Choice
Look on Amazon just type in beach tire kits the axle come with it you just use 4 u bolts to mount it it you need to
nice
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And Instagram at
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Thanks again
thanks man i ready to try surf fishing
well my sister got me a sea strker for a ealy christmas lol
I live in Lillian Alabama close to gulf shores and Pensacola come down anytime I’ll take ya to some spots and if you want to shark fish we’ll do that also call or txt anytime 251-223-1366
im doing that next week
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I have a jeep I'm doing this
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