Would this cart be good for a 12' Classic Nucanoe?
1606769
If your canoe is under 150 pounds it probably will be okay. I hauled a 7" X 9" X 10' railroad tie approximates 100 pounds at it worked great. I have two Kayaks. One is 39 pounds and the other is 48 pounds. It handles them with ease.. the strap that comes with it to strap the canoe or kayak to it is adjustable for larger than my kayaks.
1606770
I think this should work for your needs. I have a "sit-on-top" kayak and it works well. You just need to find the right location based on the hull shape so it fits properly then tighten down the strap to hold it in place
1606771
If your canoe has a normal keel, it should work well. A deep keel may require thicker padding on the top tubes of the cart. We have a 14' tandem Kayak and found bungees work better than the strap for the lash-down.
1968741
probably not, i have a 9 foot longboard and they wobble a lot on them. i would buy somthing more secure for a 12 foot board
1978585
I bought this for a small patio grill. It would be easy to transport. I would go with the NXT 300. Also, all of the issues around the wheels and burner height have been fixed based on my experience putting it together and using it for the first time last weekend.
328421
Yes. This cart is wonderful. When I ordered it, I did not expect it to be so lovely. It's also very easy to assemble.
1241784
I used mine for a couple light duty hand carts that the ball bearings were falling out. I would say No ; you need something more heavy duty.
695289
I own two different carts of this type and have not tried either on such rough terrain. My best advice would be to buy a cart with the largest wheels (both front and back) that you can find. My best suggestion would be to look into a wagon with large wheels. Hopes this helps.
717595
I think 70 lbs would be pretty heavy for that cart. Check out this one,Seville Classics SHE99307 ,it might be more of what your looking for.
733452
I carry a 75 lb canoe with 20-40 lbs in it so 100 lbs is no problem over some pretty rough terrain - I'm guessing the cart would handle 150-200 lbs
1063914
I think it would be a perfect cart to do the job. The one we have I use for hauling gardening things or anything that I want to get from one place to another. It is very well built. It pulls and maneuvers easily.
2039628
I would think so. The brackets that hold them over the cart edges are 12 1/4", 24"W with elastic stretched at the top, 16"H, 14 1/4"W x 10 1/2"L at the bottom.
2236855
The cart is certainly more than adequate enough for a printer.I have had mine for several years and store quite a few of my small appliances on it and I have not had a problem with the cart.
2217534
Hello, The cart weighs 18 pounds and is of a normal size as carts go. Seeing how the handle can be adjusted to any angle I am sure it will work just fine for you. What you will like about this cart is how easy it rolls (which makes it much easier to push around than other carts). It also has the brake by the handle/grip which would be an advantage for you smaller stature ;-). I have had my cart a little over a year now and since then now 5 of the people I play with regularly now own a Clicgear and every one loves it as I am sure you will too. My recommendation though is if you are unsure you may want to find someone at the course who has one (shouldn't be hard) and take a look at it or if you have Dicks Sporting goods you can look at them there, but buy here at Amazon as they are much cheaper :-)
1697149
i would say no, you would probably want a 12inch bike. but that is based off my experience
1903751
Taking into account that this cart is rated for 600 lbs, I would think it would be fine. My personal use of this item has been for moving furniture and large plastic totes, but its definitely very sturdy and can take quite a bit of abuse. I'd definitely give it a shot!
1050747
I don't think it would be tall enough. However, with some modification I am sure it can be done. The top burner encased in that metal frame is all one piece. It is then attached to the larger rectangular base with 4 bolts. I figured it might be as simple as getting some 2x6's and building a box to raise that top burner frame up. Or if you are handy at welding I am sure a better rig can be fitted to this cart. If you are buying on prime with free shipping it's a good deal to start a brew sculpture. Especially because of that jet burner, that thing rocks.
2265011
Yes, it is. I would recommend getting the 12' if it can fit. We have been very happy with it. Can't beat it Bang for the Buck.
1416650
I don't know, but it is bigger than the standard cart of this type to probably not!