What kind of cart do you use?

[justinthedeeps]

One of these from Costco. $89 right now. I routinely take 2 steel 100s, a pony, 30lbs lead, scooter, BP/W, and my extra crap. Occasionally I take 2 divers worth of gear but only 2 tanks still.

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Nice, the under-$100 option seems best for anywhere urban, where it could be adopted by new owner while you're underwater. Bike lock it maybe? Or get a submersible one?

 

[Boarderguy]

Nice, the under-$100 option seems best for anywhere urban, where it could be adopted by new owner while you're underwater. Bike lock it maybe? Or get a submersible one?

I often leave mine above water with nobody to watch it. Most sites I use it at are not high foot traffic. At the sketchy ones I walk it back to my truck once done portering gear.

 

[fred32176]

Nice, the under-$100 option seems best for anywhere urban, where it could be adopted by new owner while you're underwater. Bike lock it maybe? Or get a submersible one?

At springs, you have to take a cart back to your vehicle, if you are not trying to give it away. Have folks used beach carts like this? Do they get top heavy with a tank?

 

[justinthedeeps]

At springs, you have to take a cart back to your vehicle, if you are not trying to give it away. Have folks used beach carts like this? Do they get top heavy with a tank?
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This looks smart for having fatter wheels, but would still be better with a larger radius.

Maybe steal the wheels off a youth sand bike?

 

[Sol]

I would get this model. It uses rubber tires. Maneuverability and longevity are better with rubber tires.

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Looks robust AF, but does it fold up?

 

[hedonist222]

Looks robust AF, but does it fold up?

Only the sidewalls - fold down flat.
Tire-to-base do not fold.

 

[NothingClever]

This is the gold bar standard at MotoAmerica races to ferry wheels back and forth between our paddock and the tire tent.

Works a treat for a twinset, two deco bottles, a DPV and a boat crate. I can park wherever without worrying about schlepping back and forth. Would easily handle two ST divers (reasonable ones anyways).

Tipke Manufacturing Company, Inc.

 

[grantmac]

I use a bicycle trailer I got for $10 on marketplace. Carries 3 tanks and a DPV over fairly rough terrain. Also folds flat if needed. Can lift it with one hand.
Only modification is a old windsurfing boom as a handle. Looks crappy enough to not get stolen so far.