Garden Cart and more $50,Sears

[tommyt654]

I know some of you are saying whats this doing being posted on a woodworking website, Well I use this thing to tote sheets goods as well as a cutoff scrap bin when I,m working in the shop and Momma uses it in the garden for pickin and hauling stuff back to the house, This thing is heavy duty and I,ve modified mine so that when the side rails are laid out to the side the don,t lay all the way down so I use it to haul sheets of plywood from the truck to the workshop. It,ll show $74 till you get it in to the cart, get p/u at store to save on shippin, Heck of a deal as I,ve seen them sell for$100 elsewhere,.., http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...00100383&aff=Y

[BigguyZ]

Hmm.... I hate gardening, but I'm still tempted to pick this up...

[Chris_B]

Excellent. I've been looking for something like this as an alternative to a tippy wheelbarrow, and was considering fabricating something. However, the wheels alone would cost almost $50.

Can you describe your modification for carrying sheet goods?

[tommyt654]

Yes, I bought some steel L brackets and bolted them to the frame to line up with the large metal post in the sides, So when I lay them over they rest on the L brackets,nothin fancy but effective.

[aggrex]

Nice useful cart for 50 but the pneumatic tires can be annoying when they start to age and constantly lose air. HF stocks solid wheel/tires to eliminate this maintenance step. I like the ez modification you chose for the cart to make a bigger flatbed

[jeepjohn]

I tried it and put it in the cart and it still said $74 even with pick up.
What gives?!?

[tommyt654]

Deals over, Gotta be fast around here.