can this be used just for a carriage
841538
You can do it like a pram where the baby doll can lay flat or you can snap it to form a seat and pull the seat out and turn it to forward or rear face. It's very versatile.
841539
My daughter uses it as carriage and stroller for different dolls but you don't have to convert it into the upright stroller position. I hope this helps.
424915
It would probably be okay because the wagon and the wheels are sturdy, but it'd probably not move all that fast as it would be if were something that just had one or two wheels, like a wheelbarrow for example.
1972901
Yes. As long as the elec. Magnet switch is on. VERY powerful magnet ! It would support a mule!
262228
Perhaps drill a hole through the sheath and the post at the hight you want and insert a carriage bolt?
241606
Yes. It has kind of a a lip which allows it to be used as a wheel chock. On the other wheel I would also use a wood block to keep the trailer pointed straight.
721911
No. The only carriages included are for 35mm negatives and slides. You would have to contact the manufacturer to find out if they have any other size carriages.
1907473
If the sand is pretty packed down and not too loose/thick, it should work just fine. I definitely wouldn't pull it across a sandy beach. Also, if the wagon is pretty loaded down, it will make it kind of difficult to pull. Hope that helps.
798245
NO...this carriage pushes against a leaf contact SWITCH...to limit the travel..while the door closes... you only get the carriage.
2180801
Unfortunately no. The wheels are not smooth and sturdy enough for pulling the Wagon by itself let alone with any weight in it. I would not try putting a child in this
1868351
It is a wonderful carriage but more suited size wise 2 through 6 or 7. I've bought 3 of them and they are great!
1787607
It could work as a dog cart, however, this wagon is heavy (about 70 lbs). You would need a team of Huskies to pull this. If you want to pull a dog around in it, this would work.
275163
The short answer is "no." It's not that the device is delicate but its function is to pull loads, not support someone leaning on the handle. It's more of a "pull" tool than a push tool as I said above. I'd use a wheeled walker if I were you with some kind of bag hanging on the walker to carry feed or hay. Walkers are designed to support a human's weight. You can find them inexpensively priced at many of the thrift shops.
799740
No...you would not be able to. The gauge is not think enough for something like that. It only holds up to 300lbs...
663078
If you're real careful you can. My cart broke a few weeks ago. The cart liner is the only thing good about it. DON'T BUY THIS CART!
1215136
Technically, yes. It has the cover so you can sit on it. However, unless you're tiny and don't plan to move around very much I would strongly caution against it. This carriage has poor structural integrity and the plastic is very brittle.
1903753
I would think so. I use mine all the time but not for something that heavy. The cart is rated at 600lbs so there shouldn't be a problem.
746128
We used it to move the show/tack box around at the fair. The show box weighs around 250 lbs and the wagon worked great for that but I do not think it would work that great for moving large game unless you already had it quatered. It has a rather stiff handling and I think you would be disappointed in the performance.