do they make anything to wheel this from the parking lot to the beach
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Not that I know of, I added cleats with some rivets so I could tie it down to the top of my tahoe. It's really light, you might be able to rig something up with 2 x 4's and wing nuts so you can pack it away when your not using it
1455183
not that I'm aware of, but it's quite lite. two people can easily carry it. (I tip it over myself to get the water out...I'm female by the way!)
1771045
Yes. I would use a concrete grinding wheel and a concrete cut off wheel. Both are available at hardware stores.
2167857
It would be very useful for the beach. The wheels are sturdy and move easily. You could fit a cooler and beach chairs. It will hold 140 pounds.
760236
No, unfortuneately there isn't. After buying this one (which we are keeping for later) we also bought the sit and stand. It's really versatile and easy to steer.
839993
I haven't taken this to the beach, however, because the beach has soft sand, I can't imagine any cart with wheels would roll very well -- especially loaded down with goodies. Maybe what you're looking for would be attached to skis or a board?
229723
maybe try harbor freight for small wheels that may go up inside the wells if you remove the rubber pieces
410830
No, just the rear wheels and I am pretty sure both rear wheels pull. I absolutely think this is a great battery operated riding toy but my grandson has never used it in loose dirt and sand.
269091
No, No , No!!!! this is not designed for beach sand - yes it has pneumatic tires BUT they are too narrow to stop the weight of the wagon loaded with your stuff from sinking. It will cause you untold headaches DON'T DO IT! ***Beach wagons are sold online and in beach supply stores near Beaches - I've seen them in hardware stores located near beaches. BEACH wagons have tires 2 and 3 times wider than the ones on this wagon, they do not have heavy-duty metal frames like this one -People who advised this is good for the beach do not speak from experience they ASS-U-ME (assume) but they are WRONG! This wagon is designed to hold 600lbs on solid ground, by itself it weighs 40 pounds - that's no beach wagon. No, No , No!!!! this is not designed for beach sand - yes it has pneumatic tires BUT they are too narrow to stop the weight of the wagon loaded with your stuff from sinking. It will cause you untold headaches DON'T DO IT! ***Beach wagons are sold online and in beach supply stores near Beaches - I've seen them in hardware stores located near beaches. BEACH wagons have tires 2 and 3 times wider than the ones on this wagon, they do not have heavy-duty metal frames like this one -People who advised this is good for the beach do not speak from experience they ASS-U-ME (assume) but they are... » Read More No, No , No!!!! this is not designed for beach sand - yes it has pneumatic tires BUT they are too narrow to stop the weight of the wagon loaded with your stuff from sinking. It will cause you untold headaches DON'T DO IT! ***Beach wagons are sold online and in beach supply stores near Beaches - I've seen them in hardware stores located near beaches. BEACH wagons have tires 2 and 3 times wider than the ones on this wagon, they do not have heavy-duty metal frames like this one -People who advised this is good for the beach do not speak from experience they ASS-U-ME (assume) but they are WRONG! This wagon is designed to hold 600lbs on solid ground, by itself it weighs 40 pounds - that's no beach wagon. « Show Less
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I have loaded it with large ice chest, goodie bags, beach chairs, and a pop-up tent and all went well. The trick is NOT letting the front wheel drag when crossing the deep loose sand.
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I would be hesitant to give you a 100% yes on this. The tires are about 3-3.5" wide and not very tall to stay on top of the sand. It would depend what type of sand you are trying to go through. When it is water logged, it seems to have some more "holding power" versus it being powder dry. The cart itself is well enough made to haul the load. I think you could possibly get different wheel/tires that are wider and taller to fit your needs. I also believe that most of the wagons that I looked at had very similar tires/wheels.
143759
If you can find an electrical outlet at the beach you could. Item has to be plugged into either a vehicle outlet or wall outlet.
2131111
No, but it' s a great little truck. It did well in the sand at the beach and is super easy to clean. All their toys have been through our dishwasher unscathed
1907472
No, the wheels are too narrow. My brother and father had to lift it once we made it off the boardwalk and into the sand.
1801401
If there's anything in it it will be a pain on the sand. With my 2 little ones in it one concrete it's hard. Do not buy it for that! Look for the wagon with special wheels
2167860
I have been researching this item to purchase, and multiple reviews on multiple sites state that this type of wagon is not a good beach wagon. Sand does not let thinner wheels roll easily (for example, it is very hard to ride a bike on sand). A lot also depends on how much weight you put in the wagon. So buy at your own discretion for beach use.
1051097
No, it has not been used at the beach. I wonder if the weight of the cart contents might make the wheels difficult to maneuver in the sand, but I really have no idea how useful it would be in that situation.
98990
You need a stroller that has bigger wheels in the front than the back to go in sand easily. The bugaboo cameleon will allow you to flip tires, rather easily, to do that.