Handy bicycle wheel yard cart

[Pete Judd]

We use the Rubbermaid ones at the marina where we keep the boat. They don't rust out like the old ones in the salt air. I have an old one, not Rubbermaid, that I got from my father years ago, and have replaced the plywood a couple of times, replaced the tires and tubes as well as repainting, still serves well for fire wood and other tasks that are not worth breaking out the tractor and trailer to do. And I also oil the hubs once and a while, as it keeps the bearings free.

 

[CompactTractorFan]

I worked for a neighbor a few years ago doing property maintenance and he had one of those carts. Worked pretty well.

He did not have a tractor or anything like that, so he used that cart for EVERYTHING.

 

[MossRoad]

One of the problems with tractors is it saves you enough time in physical labor that you now have time to work out doing physical labor to get back in shape from not doing any physical labor since you bought your labor saving tractor. :confused3:

 

[CompactTractorFan]

One of the problems with tractors is it saves you enough time in physical labor that you now have time to work out doing physical labor to get back in shape from not doing any physical labor since you bought your labor saving tractor. :confused3:

:laughing:

I agree!

 

[reb]

I bought one like that from the same outfit about 15-20 years ago. I was disappointed in it. The dimensions were given, but I didn't realize how small it really was until I got it. The quality of construction was not what I expected, either. It fell apart within a couple of years. Maybe this is an improved version. Flyerdan's cart looks much better.