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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 12:41 pm |
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rogero Member 
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Hi, I am looking for ideas or plans for a beach trolley to easily transport fishing gear on the beach from point a to b. Time is running out and I need to build one before 14 June. Roy
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 12:45 pm |
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Riaandl Sealiner 
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About what size are you thinking about
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 12:47 pm |
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Riaandl Sealiner
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Only Beach or will there be rocks 2
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 12:51 pm |
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roland Sealine Team 
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Will post a pic of mine tonight. Build out of pvc pipes
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 12:51 pm |
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craig myburg Senior Member 
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hey try get a old golf cart than are the best plus you can do what you want with it there is a lot of room to play with.
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 01:16 pm |
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ON! Member 
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Check out: http://www.wheeleez.com/ Apparently Basil Manning have some on the way these are the only wheels to use on the beach I have one of there carts which I imported and its awesome you cant beat these wheels. Attachment: bcf-bcfm-comparison.jpg (Downloaded 2269 times)
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 01:32 pm |
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Shorty Senior Member 
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Hi Guys Just my 2cents I have just recently built my own trolley for the beach and gave it a test run at Gamtoos this past weekend. It worked well and cost me under R120 to make. I have tried a golf cart but it seems as if the wheel spacing is a bit narrow and it tends to run into your tracks and bounces all over or keeps wanting to tip over. Will try and take pics tomorrow and post it for an example.
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 02:08 pm |
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morne101 Member 
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Where can you buy decent wheels
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 02:10 pm |
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Shorty Senior Member
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I used golf cart wheels and they work fine but I extended the wheelbase so it doesnt run in your tracks.
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 02:14 pm |
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Speedmaster Senior Member 
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@Morne101 There is a place called Castor king in Parrow. They have lots of different wheels and is quite cheap. 49 Tredoux Street, Beaconvale Parrow. Ph/Fax: (021) 9318110. moirind@iafrica.com
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 06:03 pm |
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Anchorman Senior Member 
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Speedmaster, that's the place I bought my carts wheels, they do have some nice wheels there
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 06:14 pm |
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Arno Nel Sealiner 
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Die golf kart met die sitplek werk ook lekker. Roland se een is lekker lig en werk ook soos 'n bom en die materiaal is nie te duur nie.
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 06:50 pm |
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Abaddon Sealiner 
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Dunno if it totally impractical or something but why has nobody done a sled effort for this purpose? Just thinking of the large loads carried by sleds... Anyone?
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 06:58 pm |
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Psy Sealiner 
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Hear say ther beach trolley is a good idea....on low tide!! But when the tide turns and you walk back on the high water... you end up walking in the flotsum and jetsum.... or on the klippe......and eventually you are carrying everything again!?? 
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 07:11 pm |
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Olaf Member
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http://www.sealine.co.za/view_topic.php?id=39163&forum_id=1&page=1 This one was built in 1978 and worked like a charm for many trips ! .....Die voorloper van die moderne Valli Moosa !
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 09:01 pm |
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willem wikkel spies Moderator 
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Guys; aspects to consider. keep it small, at the biggest two clover milk crates is big enough. if you build it bigger, it ways more, you load more crap into it, and then you suffer. wheels: we have found that bicycle wheels 20 inch works fine. thin wheels do tend to cut into the sand where the sand is harder. they then tend to move better over the sand then the wider wheels, as the wider wheels have more sand and friction. try to get wheels with plastic rims as they dont rust. also get wheel with the 10mm shaft as the 8mm shaft tends to bend under heavy loads. we have also found, that making the cart to be pushed by a rod stand/ pension pipe helps with the human motion and a woble effect is given to your hands. with your hands / arms absorbing this back force of the trolly, it is pushed much easier over the loose sand. currently i have made mine out of steel which is heavier then aluminium. one day i'll make one of aluminium. rods can be upright, as long as your spacing is so that the rod tips dont bump against each other. when rods are lying on the cart, see how high you can get them, as the sand have always gotten a way to get to the reels. jsut my 2 sents ss
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| Posted: Wed May 5th, 2010 10:19 pm |
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Upcoming Star Sealiner 
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Lazy to read wheres the pics guys
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| Posted: Thu May 6th, 2010 03:05 am |
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LUNKERFRED Member
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Have a look at this one available from the US, it weighs only 13lbs-6Kg and would be great as a bait station http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_103486_151006000_151000000_151006000_151-6-0#prodDescription
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| Posted: Thu May 6th, 2010 05:22 am |
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Arno Nel Sealiner
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Keep it small and easy to handle. Jy moet net 2 emmers kan op laai met lewendige aas en een boks met jou tackle in. Van die ouens gebruik Mountain Bike wiele op hulle trollies met 'n lekker lang handa vatsel. Dit werk nagla nie te sleg in die dik sand nie. Die ander opsie is Golf Kart wiele wat jy foam om cable tie. Gee lakker oppervlakte en werk ook lekker op die dik sand. Onthou net dat dit belangrik is dat jy die wiele kan af haal, anders gaan jy sukkel om hom te verpak in jou bakkie of kar. As jy twee manne is wat altyd saam hengel dan werk die trollie nog beter want dan is daar 2 van julle wat kan sleep of kry vir jou 'n BULL MASTIVE hond. LOL hy sal alles vir jou geod kan rond sleep en dan kry hy oefening ook.
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| Posted: Thu May 6th, 2010 05:29 am |
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Pasta Senior Member 
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Upcoming Star wrote: Lazy to read I like your stile.
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