You may also be able to replace the hard wheels with pneumatic tires, depending on the design of whatever cart you choose. I got a free Gorilla dump cart from my neighbors (who threw it away because the tires were flat) in 2018... been using it for three years now with four $2.50 Harbor Freight replacement tires on it.
I think the OP's choice 1 should suffice if you're looking to move some SM tanks to and from your car to the dive shop/dive boat or dive site with flat paved concrete. If you're looking to haul a little more gear all in one trip, some of my dive buddies here use the Cosco convertible carts which support a lot more weight. They're a lot more expensive but they can take more abuse and that's what we use what hauling dive gear here in California when when we need to take the ferry over to Catalina Island.
I personally use something called a Magna cart which is similar to Option 1 which you listed. A 300lb capacity should be more than sufficient for your needs.
Cosco convertible cart (Hummer of carts for doubles, deco bottles, etc)
https://www.amazon.com/Cosco-Aluminu...8MP/ref=sr_1_9
I use a folding Magna-Cart. I had a smaller one and it lasted a few years. We've had the bigger one for maybe five years - it looks pretty beat up but is still going. It works great anyplace that's relatively smooth. For rougher trails like going out to Jug, a heavier duty handcart with bigger pneumatic tires is a better bet.
I have a really good system for moving two tanks at once I think.....yes yes.....its called a back plate
Originally Posted by mndiver67
I have a really good system for moving two tanks at once I think.....yes yes.....its called a back plate
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