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    Good deal on pier cart

    My family is coming down for spring break. We've never been to the beach for a week so I am loading up on goodies to help with fishing. I've been shopping for pier carts for a while and found that I wanted balloon tires and they are EXPENSIVE! Anyway I found this one on sale at Cabelas and thought I'd pass it along. I got it in four days and it is built very well. It's 16"x42" on the inside. On sale for 224.99 and shipping was 32.95.
    Most of you have probably seen it but newbies like me might just be looking and this ones nice. I'll post a pic later when I get it loaded. Take care, can't wait to meet some of you guys at the pier!

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    where did you get the cup holders?

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    A front swivel tire is a must for me, replace that tee....unless always on the sand then it might not matter
    Bill..............

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    Hmm... I really need a pier cart this year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SNAKE View Post
    where did you get the cup holders?
    I can't tell where he got his, but this is what it is: RoboCup® is a brand new patented portable caddy that instantly clamps holding two drinks, two fishing poles, tools, gear and personal belongings including phone, GPS, keys, glasses, flashlight and much more.
    Quote Originally Posted by ironman172 View Post
    A front swivel tire is a must for me, replace that tee....unless always on the sand then it might not matter
    I've found the front caster wheel to be a pain to have to rely on the Sr. model. Since it is so long it is too easy to balance out and keep it on the two big wheels anytime it is moved.

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    mine is a jr. so really can't say, but still would have one and would figure the weight distribution out ....I saw one my last trip, that had one front and back....might even had been Fin's??
    Bill..............

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    Academy. TH Marine robocup. The clamp is real strong and it opens wide enough to put on one of the rod holders. It is a double cup holder/rod holder/umbrella holder. I use them on my boat and just gave it a try on the cart and it fit perfect!

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    I am definitely going to make a front swivel tire for the pier! And maybe even a rear swivel wheel.
    Last edited by Blindbat; 02-26-2014 at 05:02 PM.

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    "Black Robo Cup,......................... I fill you up,....................................... Lets have a party"!!!!










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    Polly tires are good for the beach,but their not made for hard surface.
    Last edited by john g; 02-26-2014 at 07:41 PM.

 

 
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