Jug Hole

[FW]

Only $199.95. We could all pitch in and buy a new one. We could ask the park if we could leave it there, then nobody's car would get torn up hauling it.

Jim, Janet, Kelly, who would we have to ask permission of to store a cart up at the head spring area? We could donate it to the park, it that were an issue.

[Squirrel Girl]

Only $199.95. We could all pitch in and buy a new one. We could ask the park if we could leave it there, then nobody's car would get torn up hauling it.

Jim, Janet, Kelly, who would we have to ask permission of to store a cart up at the head spring area? We could donate it to the park, it that were an issue.

I wondered something similar. I'd send a $10 check today for my share. The only thing is that if Wayne's that looks exactly like this is hurtin', I think we need a sturdier one.

[FW]

I wondered something similar. I'd send a $10 check today for my share. The only thing is that if Wayne's that looks exactly like this is hurtin', I think we need a sturdier one.

Yea, if we could leave it at the park, it wouldn't have to be collapsible.

[Squirrel Girl]

Here we go:


http://www.handtrucksrus.com/crashde...=gcarts&id=719

2200 lbs, but it's $450. Ok, I'll up my donation to $15. Can we get 29 others to do the same?

[Squirrel Girl]

Yea, if we could leave it at the park, it wouldn't have to be collapsible.

I don't care what we we get. I just posted the fastest one I could find on the web!

Oh, and I don't think the collapsing of the side panels is the problem--it's the wheels.

[FW]

Here we go:

2200 lbs, but it's $450. Ok, I'll up my donation to $15. Can we get 29 others to do the same?

That same cart is only $349.99 from another vendor:
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...1449_200311449

[Squirrel Girl]

That same cart is only $349.99 from another vendor:
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...1449_200311449

But instead of free shipping, you pay $113 with the cheaper vendor.

But if we do this, someone with some time should do a tad bit o comparison shopping.

[Me]

I don't think it's so much the wheels, as the support between the wheels and the undercarriage and steering mechanism. We used the cart this time last year, and my buddy, who is an extremely handy fellow stated at that time the cart wouldn't last long as the support structure from wheel to body was flimsy.

It's needs to be beefy for sure and the second cart looks more like it.

Ideally one of those flatbed carts they use at Sam's Club with pneumatic wheels would be the kicker.

[FW]

But instead of free shipping, you pay $113 with the cheaper vendor.

But if we do this, someone with some time should do a tad bit o comparison shopping.

True, but N.H. has stores all over the place, and someone could pick up a cart, and have no shipping cost.

[GeorgiaDoc]

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