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I have a friend who works at a Kmart close by. They have this little jewel marked all the way down to $25 out the door. I kinda figured the wheels, tires and frame were worth that, even in the "bucket" isn't ideal...thoughts??
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I have a friend who works at a Kmart close by. They have this little jewel marked all the way down to $25 out the door. I kinda figured the wheels, tires and frame were worth that, even in the "bucket" isn't ideal...thoughts??
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grab it!
Dang, buy them all! Thats a great deal.
I believe that's the last one. She has it hidden for me. I'm stopping after work to get it. I'll be adding some rod holders and it should be good to go! It only took ONE walk down to the octi last summer to know I need a cart! :yippee:
That is perfect. Those nice large pnematic tires will make it easy to pull down the pier.
This thing is going to be perfect for what I need. I've already got a plan for the rod holders, and its even a dump bed. It has a metal frame that's very solid. My biggest cooler won't fit in it, but no worries.
Can't wait to be down there the 13th-15th.
Nice score!
I'd rip the bucket off that and make it into a flatbed, perhaps with side rails.
I've been trying to decide on something other than my stylish hand truck.
Everybody wants a pretty penny for real carts or garden carts.
Might just have to build one out of PVC.
I'm gonna rock the bucket, atleast for this trip and see how she does. My buddy will have our other cart so we will have plenty of space for everything! I've come up with a pretty simple way to throw some rod holders on.
Dude take down the picture with your MC license plate number. Not a good idea to post the days you won't be at home and give a clue of who you may be. It would suck to come home from vacation and find some chit missing.
My dads bike. But good lookin out!
I need to make a few fine adjustments, but here's the general idea...
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How do you have the rod tubes mounted? Give us a close up picture if you would, because the way I see it you're going to want to mount them better than how it is now.
He attached angles/shelf mounts to the frame of the cart, and has the rod holders attached with metal hose clamps.
Currently only one clamp per, needs two. I foresee possible problems with how sturdy the attachment to the cart frame is, if it is just one bolt it'll likely fail, or the angles may bend/break over time. I'd figure a way to attach to the upper part of the bucket too.
It looks really good.
Not everyone needs a 5' long 150qt cooler, you can haul all you need in that.
chile is correct. I had a brain fart and only grabbed 4 hose clamps, I need 4 more. The "L" brackets are pretty stong. I'm going to use some heavy duty zip ties to tie the rod holders into the top of the bucket. I'm also going to cut grooves in the rod holders for the reels to slide into. This cart will be used maybe 3-4 times a year, so it doesn't have to be a tank. Like I said, this is essentially the prototype...Thanks for the input!
with mine it is always a work in progress....that is part of the fun of pier fishing.....rigging for the next trip....I love making things for my next trip to the rock....and getting new ideas for it :headbang: thanks for sharing.....nice find
Ironman could probably build a tank for a cart.
Maybe one day someone will invent a rideable hovercart so we can float to the the octi or jetties using a directional jet pack.
Then someone will invent electric fishing line so when you hook a fish, you just shock it and reel in the stunned carcass.
Of course, only the cool kids will own these contraptions. 8)
Not in our lifetime, though. Thank goodness.
here you go....saw this in key west.....man he was good on this thing....came right by the boat but I didn't have the camera out then....your directional jet pack
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Ironman could probably build a tank for a cart.
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Oh if I was closer and fished more often..... you can bet I would have something more then I bring with me on vacations ....just always cramped for space when we come.....but thanks for your confidence
I stand corrected. ???
Maybe it will happen in our lifetime...
I've seen your work brother. I bet you could build a Johnny 5 cart complete with laser googan line cutting technology.