
Thanks Jacques! Interesting reading, but prices rather hectic! he he. Understandable as it is imported.Good Evening,
Please allow me to assist you with your need for beach wheels.
JTR Technologies are the agents for the complete Wheeleez® product range in South Africa.
Please take a moment to visit our site at: http://www.beachwheelssouthafrica.com to see our product range. You can also have a look on our movie page at: http://www.beachwheelssouthafrica.com/movies.html , to see the capabilities of our wheels.
You will find that we offer these wheels at the very same price you can find it at any other international Wheeleez® distributor, without having to pay all the import and duty fees.
Furthermore, I would like to offer a 10% discount off all beachwheels as a special offer to the sealine community.
We currently have 30cm wheels in stock, but a full container is arriving on the 23rd of September and then we will be fully stocked in all sizes of wheels and products.
Keep well! I hope to have been of help.
Kind Regards, Jacques![]()
Sorry Fluke, couldn't open the link via my phone.Check my previous post, 30cm wheels R640 each according to their website, I posted the link to that specific page as well. They also offered axle kits including wheels, axle and mountings, I would however make a custom axle to suite my requirements rather than paying for theirs and then trying to adapt it to a trolley.Â
http://www.beachwheelssouthafrica.com/recreational-pvc.html
FLUKE wrote:
Check my previous post, 30cm wheels R640 each according to their website, I posted the link to that specific page as well. They also offered axle kits including wheels, axle and mountings, I would however make a custom axle to suite my requirements rather than paying for theirs and then trying to adapt it to a trolley.Â
http://www.beachwheelssouthafrica.com/recreational-pvc.html
Sorry Fluke, couldn't open the link via my phone.
Have since had better look at Jacques' site. Nogal nice wheels those! Now to try and justify the expense to both myself and the wife! He he
Hmmm...thanks, Fluke but I'm afraid that type of argument will just go straight over her head. Too "technical". LOL Will have to be something else, such as the cost of additional spinal surgery as a result of not having the cart, compared to the relatively lower cost of the cart...something like that. LOLkaspaas wrote:
Yip, they are pricey!! But when I tally up the worth of the tackle I carry onto the beach they begin to seem reasonably priced. They are the right wheel for the Job in the same way that a Graphite rod is the right rod for the job when compared with a glassfibre rod even if it costs R1000 more.........FLUKE wrote:
Sorry Fluke, couldn't open the link via my phone.Check my previous post, 30cm wheels R640 each according to their website, I posted the link to that specific page as well. They also offered axle kits including wheels, axle and mountings, I would however make a custom axle to suite my requirements rather than paying for theirs and then trying to adapt it to a trolley.
http://www.beachwheelssouthafrica.com/recreational-pvc.html
Have since had better look at Jacques' site. Nogal nice wheels those! Now to try and justify the expense to both myself and the wife! He he
Hope that helps justify HeHeHe:spite:spite
FLUKE wrote:Hmmm...thanks, Fluke but I'm afraid that type of argument will just go straight over her head. Too "technical". LOL Will have to be something else, such as the cost of additional spinal surgery as a result of not having the cart, compared to the relatively lower cost of the cart...something like that. LOLkaspaas wrote:
Yip, they are pricey!! But when I tally up the worth of the tackle I carry onto the beach they begin to seem reasonably priced. They are the right wheel for the Job in the same way that a Graphite rod is the right rod for the job when compared with a glassfibre rod even if it costs R1000 more.........FLUKE wrote:
Sorry Fluke, couldn't open the link via my phone.Check my previous post, 30cm wheels R640 each according to their website, I posted the link to that specific page as well. They also offered axle kits including wheels, axle and mountings, I would however make a custom axle to suite my requirements rather than paying for theirs and then trying to adapt it to a trolley.
http://www.beachwheelssouthafrica.com/recreational-pvc.html
Have since had better look at Jacques' site. Nogal nice wheels those! Now to try and justify the expense to both myself and the wife! He he
Hope that helps justify HeHeHe:spite:spite
Wat van rugsak en voete?
Hello Kaspaas,
Just to clarify. You can obtain only the wheels and build your own fishing cart (see attached pictures of examples) As mentioned by Fluke, it is possible to obtain axle kits ( I do have stock at the moment) , but you can also build your own axle, it is very easy to do.
Re: Pricing of the 30cm wheels:
30cm PVC wheels: R 640 - 10 % discount = R 576 each nett
30cm Polyurethane wheels: R 710 - 10% discount: = R 639 each nett
You wont find them better priced anywhere, and they work!
Keep Well!
kaspaas wrote:FLUKE wrote:Hmmm...thanks, Fluke but I'm afraid that type of argument will just go straight over her head. Too "technical". LOL Will have to be something else, such as the cost of additional spinal surgery as a result of not having the cart, compared to the relatively lower cost of the cart...something like that. LOLkaspaas wrote:
Yip, they are pricey!! But when I tally up the worth of the tackle I carry onto the beach they begin to seem reasonably priced. They are the right wheel for the Job in the same way that a Graphite rod is the right rod for the job when compared with a glassfibre rod even if it costs R1000 more.........FLUKE wrote:
Sorry Fluke, couldn't open the link via my phone.Check my previous post, 30cm wheels R640 each according to their website, I posted the link to that specific page as well. They also offered axle kits including wheels, axle and mountings, I would however make a custom axle to suite my requirements rather than paying for theirs and then trying to adapt it to a trolley.Â
http://www.beachwheelssouthafrica.com/recreational-pvc.html
Have since had better look at Jacques' site. Nogal nice wheels those! Now to try and justify the expense to both myself and the wife! He he
Hope that helps justify HeHeHe:spite:spite
LOL Wise man, I'll add that to my "justifying fishing tackle" list
Keep us posted with what you do, I'm looking at building a trolley to be able to access shark spots, I carry so much heavy tackle and have spots I'd like to camp at and want to increase my range by having a trolley because getting to a shark spot is easy but getting back after a day of getting stretched tarnishes the fun LOL. I just need to change my car for a D/Cab first.
Better start telling my wife I need a trolley to avoid injuring my back.......

FLUKE wrote:
kaspaas wrote:FLUKE wrote:Hmmm...thanks, Fluke but I'm afraid that type of argument will just go straight over her head. Too "technical". LOL Will have to be something else, such as the cost of additional spinal surgery as a result of not having the cart, compared to the relatively lower cost of the cart...something like that. LOLkaspaas wrote:
Yip, they are pricey!! But when I tally up the worth of the tackle I carry onto the beach they begin to seem reasonably priced. They are the right wheel for the Job in the same way that a Graphite rod is the right rod for the job when compared with a glassfibre rod even if it costs R1000 more.........FLUKE wrote:
Sorry Fluke, couldn't open the link via my phone.Check my previous post, 30cm wheels R640 each according to their website, I posted the link to that specific page as well. They also offered axle kits including wheels, axle and mountings, I would however make a custom axle to suite my requirements rather than paying for theirs and then trying to adapt it to a trolley.
http://www.beachwheelssouthafrica.com/recreational-pvc.html
Have since had better look at Jacques' site. Nogal nice wheels those! Now to try and justify the expense to both myself and the wife! He he
Hope that helps justify HeHeHe:spite:spite
LOL Wise man, I'll add that to my "justifying fishing tackle" list
Keep us posted with what you do, I'm looking at building a trolley to be able to access shark spots, I carry so much heavy tackle and have spots I'd like to camp at and want to increase my range by having a trolley because getting to a shark spot is easy but getting back after a day of getting stretched tarnishes the fun LOL. I just need to change my car for a D/Cab first.
Better start telling my wife I need a trolley to avoid injuring my back.......
Just get the trolley. Then you can justify the Double Cab![]()
