[richd1963]

Be careful when you guys use the term "two wheeled cart". I think I may have spoiled it for a few. The last time we went to Catalina a few weeks ago, mind you this was my first time there fishing. I brought my 3/2 wheeled pier cart. Well it is a monster. They almost sent me home without even letting me bring it on the boat. Hashem and his smoothe ways and my great looks, well ya know what I mean. We managed to get on the boat. But she specificly told me that I would be not getting this cart on again. So I am going to be figuring a smaller cart out myself. Of course, there is no need to bring so much stuff as I did on my last trip. I will be spending the night in a nice warm bed this time. Instead of being up all night chasing bugs around the pier with Hashem.

[richd1963]

Note: Just two wheels! You should have seen the look on the crews faces when we came strollin in.

[gordo grande]

My pier cart is one of those standard "granny style" grocery carts that you can buy for $20, with a bunch of PVC tubes attached. I've never had a problem with it, and I always roll it with all four wheelsd down. I guess just the fact that it's collapsible is good enough for them. I get plenty of stuff on it, especially if I hang extra 5 gallon buckets off the front and back with carabiners.

[Mahigeer]

The coble stone style pavers on the Island are killer on those wheels.
The capacity is also limited with my standards.

Then again I always pack too much.

[itsakeeper]

Hurry with your project Hashem. I'm dying to see what
it is going to look like.

itsakeeper

[Mahigeer]

I am anxious to see how it works too.

My package from Cabela’s came with a corner of the box torn.
All of the little hardware is missing. I am waiting to get those parts so I can put it together.

Then it would be my customizing R&D to get it functional the way like it to be.

Post and report to follow.