Hand Cart

[Seathelight]

Looking for a lightweight folding cart for a single tank. I want something that can stand on its own (which is the problem I have with the "tank trolley") and wheels large enough to go down/up stairs. An extendable shelf would be ideal, but not necessary. Any recommendations?

 

[NothingClever]

The FoldIt cart is what comes to mind but it might be more than what you’re looking since you’re looking for a single tank.

I use it for ferrying everything back and forth from parking to the boat in one shot. It’s large enough to accommodate you and a dive buddy with two bottles each plus your deck boxes.

EDIT: Handles stairs without a problem.

I also use it to carry my twinset, my two deco bottles, my deck box and a DPV.

It serves double duty for carrying motorcycle wheels back and forth to the tire changer at race tracks, which is where I first learned about the FoldIt cart.

Tipke Manufacturing Company, Inc.

www.tipkemfg.com

I’d check online with your home improvement warehouse for foldable hand carts. There are some slick ones I was considering before I splurged for the FoldIt cart.

 

[divinginn]

I have used a golf bag cart for long walks to the water.

 

[passedoutwookie]

I have one of these and although I do wish the wheels were bigger (you can go an inch bigger on the caster wheels) it has been a good cart/dolly for areas that have a decent base to roll on and it folds up to be fairly small.

 

[grantmac]

Golf bag caddy works well for what you're trying to do. Usually cheap or free too.

 

[Seathelight]

The FoldIt cart is what comes to mind but it might be more than what you’re looking since you’re looking for a single tank.

I use it for ferrying everything back and forth from parking to the boat in one shot. It’s large enough to accommodate you and a dive buddy with two bottles each plus your deck boxes.

EDIT: Handles stairs without a problem.

I also use it to carry my twinset, my two deco bottles, my deck box and a DPV.

It serves double duty for carrying motorcycle wheels back and forth to the tire changer at race tracks, which is where I first learned about the FoldIt cart.

Tipke Manufacturing Company, Inc.

www.tipkemfg.com

I’d check online with your home improvement warehouse for foldable hand carts. There are some slick ones I was considering before I splurged for the FoldIt cart.

Thanks! I'll check it out