- Location
- Rochester ny
Has anyone built their own beach tote, I really need one but don't feel like spending 400+ dollars on it.
Freestyle Beach dolly??
- Thread starter Cpalotto
- Start date
- Location
- Lacey,wa
- Location
- Texas
lol he said he does not want to spend 400+ for one of theese then you're like i got one for 400 bucks :wiggle:
Droste14
Be About It!
- Location
- Wichita, KS
hahaha ^^
- Location
- sunbury ,ohio
im bringing 2 sets of big rolleze wheels to daytona , be there thurs morning , pics in the Daytona WTB thread
- Location
- Richmond, Virginia
That's a good looking dolly. What wheels and tires are they?
- Location
- Lacey,wa
Did you miss that I sell the wheels separate for $65.00 ea .They are available with different size bushing for 1/2 up 1" axles.
Steel rim rated for 300lb per tire.
Steel rim rated for 300lb per tire.
- Location
- Texas
No cause i dont know how to read?
There are a lot of threads on dollys, last one I read was somebody looking to commercialize a new design (which was nice, and well built), but he ended up abandoning the idea because he could not get the price low enough for it to be viable.
My opinion is that either you have to scour craigslist constantly to try and snag a used one (hard), or just nut up and spend the $400.
My opinion is that either you have to scour craigslist constantly to try and snag a used one (hard), or just nut up and spend the $400.
I bought a used homemade one on cl for 75 bucks, and added taller bunks so I can put blasters on it. Its heavy as hell but it only gets used when I go to freerides so I am fine with that. it has atv rear tires on industrial rims with brass bushings. I have even moved 3 seaters around my shed on it. I would suggest one with a winch, or at least a ratchet strap mounted to the front.
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