Will this function well pulling a sand wheel chair with "balloon" Wheels?
1053372
If can find a place to mount it, the winch will definitely perform as advertised. I know it will pull 1000 pounds up a flight of stairs.
1053373
I've pulled other ATV 4-wheelers out of some fairly crappy spots. It's only rated for 1500 pounds and I've tugged nearly 1000 pounds with mine. For an inexpensive winch they work good but they're not bullet proof.
1611979
This isn't designed to pull a certain weight... just harmonic balancers. It will pull the balancers off the specific vehicles just fine. I've used mine lots. Its great quality.
2149145
It would work depending on how wide the arm of the chair is. It still might move because the clamps are just spring loaded.
1598023
I am using the motor to run a sand applicator and it probably pushes 50lbs at a time and doesn't blink - just needs to be able to adjust speed to what you are doing
108168
No it would not work - its designed to pull around 15"~18" at most without effecting performance or reducing the life of the motor.
1338994
I have taken it in the sand, didn't muck up the wheels, but it was tough to pull!
1097675
You need two spokes to attach it to. If your chair has two spokes on one side, then it will work.
410746
Only if the sand is hard. The wheels are bigger, but it's like dragging a coach if the sand is deeper.
431336
There is a screw-hole in the clic-gear unit that the umbrella holder threads into. So the holder would only work with a wheelchair if the wheelchair had the proper size screw fitting
419896
I suspect it might be able to inflate beach balls and kiddy pools as it comes with a small, medium and large air valve connector - so far we've only used it to inflate an air mattress for camping so I can't say definitively.
806975
I couldn't compare it to the Wonder Wheeler since I haven't tried that one but the Beachcomber Wagon does a good job in the soft sand. Good luck.
2221422
I've had mine for about 12 years. works well on hard pack sand, but sugar sand boggs it down. with cooler ice drinks poles tackle bucket and hopefully some fish it helps to have two people pull it.Wheeleze balloon tires help, but are very pricy. Seems like the cart causes me to bring more junk than before.We use it for camping and picnics as well.Sure beats carrying coolers by hand!Well worth the money.
1214191
sure! it spins to lift sand and dirt out of grooves doesn't matter psi it will be better than a regular nozzle
427898
I've pulled some very heavy (600 pound) stumps up an incline. I have to think if it could do that it could move a car on wheels. the four ton would be overkill, and so heavy it's difficult to work with. We used to use an American-made 2 ton come-a-long to pull trucks out of mud holes, so I have to think this thing could do what you want.
323168
We have two carts. This luggage cart which works on smooth surfaces and we have a beach cart with fatter, larger wheels that rolls nicely on sand. I have never tried the smaller wheeled luggage cart on sand.
328346
I don't think this is the item you would want. Unless this is a kneeling type bus, that allows a wheel chair & this cart to roll onto it's step,,, It does not lift easily when loaded. It is very easy to lift when empty,, both when open & folded up,,, The cloth fabric & webbing material I think would quickly become compromised if pickup up repeatedly with a heavy load.
455079
Yes, but I would not recommend it unless you are on a paved surface. The cart has a narrow wheel base on the front and can tip over on uneven surfaces like sand dunes. That is why you put beach chairs in flat on top vs stacking them in on their sides so they stick up above the wagon top. The first time I used it this way, the beach wind blew the wagon over sideways. Now I lay them flat on top and use a bungee cord to keep them from sliding off.