according to the directions you need the self adhering strips to secure the front? how does this attach to a cart?
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I apologize for the delay in response to your inquiry Keith. I wasn't 100% sure how this works, so i've filed an inquiry to our purchasing department to get some more insight. I will post a response as soon as I hear back. Thanks! - Cherelle.
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The adhesive strips are installed on the sides of the meatal uprights that support the roof and window.
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You will either need some double sided tape or something similar, it does not come with an adhesive.
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I just put the strap right around it. It is secure both in a golf cart and in my push cart.
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You are correct that the description makes no sense. The "Manufactures Description" preceding has the correct information. You do get the cart, the wheels, axils for the wheels along with clips springs etc to attach the wheels. It is a good cart so just ignore the description that goes with another item.
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The liner does not take the weight because it is supported by the cart. It depends on the cart you have...
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The 2 bars that go on the very top, on the outside of the frame where the bolts go to hold these you must put the clips there. They will prevent those 2 bars from loosening up, especially if you maneuvor the cart by these. I use mine in home cooking and it is just the right size to keep frosted cookies and bread on until I package them for family members to take home. I hope you truly enjoy yours!
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There's a red gadget in the middle that connect the bottom with the top part right in the middle all you have to do is pull it towards you upward the cart would automatically folds and again when you open it it will be connect both part always fasten it once you spread it open
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It has a small thin strap to secure it to basket but you should still be able to use seatbelt that comes attached to cart. I will say it fits well in most shopping carts with exception of target. Their carts seem to run larger than others and it really stretches to cover, and doesn't fit well.
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Just slip over top of wheels and pull sides down, then the elastic around back of cover holds it in place. You can also secure bottom using your own bungee between the two grommet holes .
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There are three velcro straps that attach the bag to the rack. Two go under the rack and through a flat loop on the other side. They then loop back and attach to themselves with velcro. The third is the same setup, but attaches to the front of the rack. Honestly, I haven't quite figured out the best way to attach the front strap, but I think I've got a slightly nonstandard rack.
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Yes, you could drill holes for a u-bolt on the side rails to hold the 2" bracket. Just like the axiles are joined. This may only support the cart with no extra load. Also dissimilar metals would cause electroius aka pitting in the aluminum. So use an aluminum bracket and bolts.I use the hitch assembly and I load the cart with about 100lbs. So it essentially extra cargo storage for me. I also noted a 1 mph/gal decrease in fuel economy with cart fully loaded with bulky items over a 400 mile trip.
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The cart pretty much comes put together. If I recall correctly, you just half to attach the basket.
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my cart is a bag boy express. I had to find a friend with the seat already on to install mine. I couldn't follow the company instructions. It's great after the installation!
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We just got a normal cart from Home Depot (got it on sale for $25.00) and used stretchable tie downs to hold it up against the cart. the Cart is light weight and can hold and move an enormous amount of weight. "Milwaukee Hand Trucks with 7" tires" - Folds away nicely.
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It attaches to the golf cart by threading into a hole in the handle. It would work if you had a place for it to thread into. You might have to make a threaded mound for it at the exact place where you want it to attach. Once it's attached to the cart it's pretty sturdy.
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It has slots on the cart and things that look like the should attach in the slots. I had trouble getting them to stay together. But I use my so much I don't worry about the lid and closing it. You could always use a bungee cord to hold it on. You can sit on the lid when you are using it. I found it to be extremely useful. At Christmas time I use it to put up lights, when I travel I use it to carry my oxygen tanks on the train. I don't think you would be disappointed with it.
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I mounted mine with some super heavy duty Velcro, the adhesive was already on the strips. It worked great!