Anyone got plans for welded beach cart and/or shop cart

[Jake Borgra]

That's going to be a nice cart.

I'm not much of a fabricator. For the most part I fake it. This is what I built for the JS550 I restored last year.



I live 2 blocks from the beach where I launch, so this works pretty well.



Then I had an afterthought. Adding a bed over the bunks allows me to use the trailer for hauling other things too.

Good enough for the girls i go out with

 

[Jake Borgra]

$225 for welding. Not the prettiest but not bad.
Wheels and tires will be here Thursday.View attachment 324595 View attachment 324596

Lookin good guy, $225 not bad for the welding and fit-up. I usually charge $90-$100/hr for side jobs and there was probably a few hours in on that.

 

[INDebtSJ]

Yep,3 hrs.

 

[Turtle]

Yep,3 hrs.

Put the wheels on it yet ?

 

[INDebtSJ]

Put the wheels on it yet ?

I did!

 

[INDebtSJ]

Put the wheels on it yet ?

21 inches from the ground to the top of the bunks. Which ended up being the same height as my ocd stand on a furniture dolly.
I will use this to transport skis to the lake via golf cart. The tires will last much longer since the road and cart path is gravel.

 

[Kny21]

Are those rims plastic? Where'd you source it so?

 

[INDebtSJ]

Are those rims plastic? Where'd you source it so?

Nah, they are steel. Only plastic ones I could find were the Big foot ones. Somebody has to make em but I gave up.

 

[Jake Borgra]

Converted to inches

 

[OCD Solutions]

Florida Sailcraft carries the replacement nylon rims and a few other items that go with them like the axle and bushings.
http://floridasailcraft.com/product/bigfoot-replacement-wheel/

 

[Turtle]

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21 inches from the ground to the top of the bunks. Which ended up being the same height as my ocd stand on a furniture dolly.
I will use this to transport skis to the lake via golf cart. The tires will last much longer since the road and cart path is gravel.

Looks great man, put a ski on it yet ?

 

[INDebtSJ]

Only the blaster with no motor to see how it looked.

 

[Paulk1]

I saved this from who knows where. Gotta convert mm to in.

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That factory zero! Great design!