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early this year while in Texas I had an opportunity to visit the firing range at the Blackwood Gun Club near Conroe, Texas ===> https://blackwoodgunclub.com/ .... while walking several times between our truck in the parking lot to their rifle/pistol range I came to the conclusion that there had to be a better way to transport my equipment .... a few months later while doing the same thing at the Lake City Range near Kansas City, I saw Evan's (ESquared) "mule" .... I was impressed by Evan's mule (shown below) and made up my mind that I was going to have to get serious about finding one before our winter trip to Texas .... well, that time is here .... after considerable pondering, I decided I wanted a folding cart :

1. that could be pushed or pulled,

2. solidly built to haul as much weight as possible,

3. with wide wheels to help on sand or other soft surfaces

as with many things, I quickly learned that such cart come with prices all over the place .... it took a bit of looking but I finally found one with a 300 lb rating at a price point I can live with ====> https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WJ ... H7WV&psc=1 .... looking forward to getting it and putting it through its paces before we head for Texas

He did make it look easy, didn't he? A good idea.

yes he did .... not only made it look easy but threw my gear in with his .... moved it all without a much physical effort .... I specially liked that part

Don't we all? Looking for the easier way is a life choice now. I'm sure you will find the right item to make life better. Peace, brother.

in this case I sure hope I have .... the cart shown in the Amazon looks good .... hope it lives up to the hype

well, we wanted a heavy duty cart and we now have one .. .. the Beau Jardin cart/wagon we ordered, shown in the link above, arrived today .... the pictures below tell part of the story ... the metal frame is solid, the tires appear to be very strong rubber, the material is stiff/, shouldn't split easily .... both the front tongue and rear push handle lock into place .... it is heavy ... looking at it side by side with others owned by our kids, I believe it to be well worth the somewhat higher price

Nice cart! It should serve you well. And, I couldn't help but notice Sassenach in the background of Push Handle Lock 001.

yep, binge rewatching the entire series

Gonna need one of those. Sassenach included.

I asked my Sassenach about standing up in the cart for a picture .. .. she declined .. .. no real surprise there ..

lol. Duh!

That is a nice cart!

I got the Academy one. It looks to be similar except the wheels aren't as wide.
https://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/academ ... id=3780076

Shakey Jake wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 02, 2019 11:18 am

I got the Academy one. It looks to be similar except the wheels aren't as wide.
https://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/academ ... id=3780076

impressive cart .... 225 lb capacity speaks well for it .... looking forward to seeing it in January .... the main reason I wanted wide wheels if for use in sand (as in down at the coast) and mud/soft dirt .... most of the parking lots of the ranges we shoot are paved or have hard gravel surfaces where wide tires aren't really necessary

after seeing our cart, my wife has decided using it when we are camping with our grandkids to haul all of their stuff to the campground's swimming pool and other such places

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kiss that one good bye. better get another one.

JEBar wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 02, 2019 11:06 pm

after seeing our cart, my wife has decided using it when we are camping with our grandkids to haul all of their stuff to the campground's swimming pool and other such places

Mags wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 03, 2019 12:09 pm

kiss that one good bye. better get another one.

that's certainly possible ....