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don't feel bad i have a 2 door saturn. i modified my green garden cart to have quick breakdown so after each trip i have to take 2 min taking it apart to get it into that small, 4 cyl, 2 door car. i have the cart tweaked enough to hold 9 rods, ice chest, drop net, 4 chairs, and tackle box, and food.Quote:
Originally Posted by ADiem21
The struggle is real! I gotta Honda Fit and trying to fit a full size cart, cooler, net, and 8 rods takes some work but I still have room when its all said and done. Honda nailed it when they said its deceptively large.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkstarpoet1
Last summer, we transported all our gear in a VW Golf, same story, stuff, cram and make no rod tips are in the door jams! But good gas mileage on a 60 mile trip trumps all the room in the F150.
Finally seriously upgraded my pier cart. I can actually haul more than 2 rods now, I'm pumped, come on spring!! Thanks GCIS in Foley!http://www.gulfshorespierfishing.com...tid=3390&stc=1
Looks like you got it done just in time as the King slaughter is fixin to start exactly one month from today (my pick in the lotto)
You're giving me chill bumps just thinking about it, hope you're right!Quote:
Originally Posted by crazynewts
Get yourself a good front wheel for your chariot---makes a world of difference. I got a pneumatic wheel from Harbor Freight and it made my cart roll a lot smoother and quieter. The way I attached it was a little ghetto, but that should make it fit right in on yours :)
Next upgrade after the front wheel is the bait bucket holder. Then the weed eater motor, bicycle chain and sprockets.
i didn't really think I would even like the wheel, but since there is a Haywire Engineered pneumatic wheel option I will probably go that route, thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Haywire
That wheel is a tad big and makes the cart higher in the front---makes it look like a low rider that can get rubber in the first three gears. Trouble is, the engine is old and weak and hasn't had its oil changed in a long time.