can i use it on top of dry desert dirt?
1104307
I would think you could use it. I used stakes to secure mine to the ground so as long as you can secure it can be anywhere.
1104308
I don't see why not. Mine is the opposite, rocky clay, and I have put a stake on it to keep it from sliding downhill, but it's just an circular bin open at top and bottom.
274589
If on dry ground it should be fine. If ground is damp, then you need a tarp
2252615
dirt it is pretty good as long as there is not a bunch of rocks and grass is ok as long as it is shorter should be finr cause of the 4wd but scince it 1/18 scale I would not put it in tall tall grass because it will get stuck
1481606
Dry use is possible but terribly dusty ... you could polish from a bucket was well ... but if you are going to polish more than say 60 square feet you need a much bigger tool.
1599085
Unless you have a quick recovery air compressor, it will be slow and use lots of sand. Hint: wire brush with grinder and blast crevices you can't reach with that.
1856805
I've never used mine in sand.But have taken it on a farm with lots of dirt. it still does fine. I can't really answer your question
99587
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.
841973
we put it on dirt at the bottom of a slide. If the ground is level, it works fine so far. It has been about a year so far
85736
You probably could. You'd just have to level/scrape it to the woods level. It dries like shiny clear plastic.
246361
This works fine over a brick pathway, gravel driveway, and on cement and asphalt and even over dry dirt. Haven't used it on sand but for our California beaches, the best bet is fat balloon tires.
2148286
I don't see why not; the "tip" has a relatively large surface area, so I could see how they would work well on sandy terrain.
154036
Only if it is dry...I wouldn't want it rained on or plowing through wet grass. Hope that helps, R
420707
Ken - I don't see why not. If it drills into clay and silt, it should do fine with sand as long at the sand does not backfill the hole before you can set the umbrella stand.
1242407
Yes you can. It is like a frame that can be filled with dirt and then planted.
1589347
Yes, if you use the stakes that come with it. I live in the high desert and have no problem as long as I secure it.
755459
It would work on hard packed sand. Used in an archeological dig on vacation. It was very useful.
43982
yes, but you will have to run the ground to a good clean metal surface for it to work.