Tire carts? Where to get 'em?

I put my 3 year old and my fiancé in it and cart them around the camp ground/ pits etc at 10-15 mph no issues

All I did was get the eBay grab handles and drilled a hole in the one end of the left handle and connect the pin for the bicycle hitch through it.

Handles connect to the sub frame.

The grab handles on eBay was 20 bucks or so.

 

Oh shit....that's exactly what i have in mind.

 

Can you post some up close pics of your hitch?

 

Yeah I can do that tomorrow.


Honestly it’s nothing special it’s just the grab handle and a drilled hole. The bicycle hitch for the fold it cart has a pin on where you would connect it to itself around a bicycle post. To hook and unhook it you just pull the pin out. Super easy and simple

 

Have you considered that somebody might have been using the cart to take their trash down to the curb, and not actually throwing the cart itself out? Not sure where you live, but it's a common sight around here in the country. 2 wheeled carts, wheelbarrows, hand trucks etc, all used to take the garbage and recycling bins out to the road, and left there to bring them back when empty.

 

Yes I did... it was folded up on its side and they have a recycling garbage can it was sitting next too... trash didn’t come until Thurs. PM.

 

Didn't Harbor Freight sell folding carts? I just did a quick search and don't see them on their website.

 

Another episode of Pimp My Ride....

 

Still waiting on cheaper alternatives. Google has yielded no results.

 

resistance is futile

 

One on Craigslist, $200 though. Has the trailer hitch set up.

https://orlando.craigslist.org/boa/d/orlando-tipke-2100-marine-foldit/6792486730.html

 

Don’t waste your time or money. Get the fold it cart from the start. I could explain but you wouldn’t understand until you own one.

 

Nice score then

 

Just mark sure you don't leave it next to a trash can at Tally. It may end up in MI if you do....

 

Walking and carrying would be most admirable. Or enjoy the world of sweet bliss when your race is up next and you pitted 1,843 steps away from your tire vendor:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/38993804@N00/6123805498/

 

I got a Tipke cart this year... pricey, but I’ve used it well beyond track days and race days... they’re solid!


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$192 at Statelinetack

 

Shipping fees mean it's more than using amazon.

 

Scooters.....

 

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