looking to haul dog crates, ect for dog shows. doesanyone else use the cart for this?
575110
If the crate fits in the cart and does not exceede the weight limit, why not. We use our cart for boat supplies and groceries. It is a great versatile product.
575111
I haul a 25-lb pug on outings. I Truly don't think the wagon can haul much more than that safely.
1452732
I don't know, I haven't try it but I don't think the cart I owen is good quality product.
795425
Rubbermaid makes a tandem dolly to hold two of these, but it's crazy expensive (at least for a private homeowner). I don't know about a cart, though. Why don't you compare the measurements to your cart, though? You can even see the can at your local hardware store and measure it there to make sure you're getting the correct measurement at the widest point (which seems to be that flared rim, not the top of the container).
1697182
I wouldn't call the cart heavy duty. But it does makes it easier for me to bring groceries in out of the car. Also purchsed the liner, but so far haven't used it.
596730
I love my cart but it does have dings and scrapes on it from shipping issues. It has held up very well, we use it as a cat food/eating station since the dogs like to eat the cat food. I do hope that they have improved the packaging because it is a wonderful product that was built to last.
683355
I love mine it works great. Those two prongs that go into the scupper holes adjust to what ever space you need. It s just a cheap cart but it works well. I'm sorry I'm not sure what you need to know. If your going to put new wheels on this cart I would invest in a better cart .
1521763
I bought this cart for my son who has cerebral palsy. He has an adult three wheel bike with a basket and every weekend we do chores together. I have set the cart up with a hitch so he can pull it behind his bike. We live on a farm with flat but rough ground. The cart has worked much better than I had anticipated. We use it every weekend hauling fire wood. I think you'll be very pleased. Max
378253
Yes, it would work, the only issue I had was it tilted upward and the ramp did not reach the ground on one side. We had to find someone to fill in the holes and re-drill them so everything would line up correctly. Hopefully they have fixed the problem and that I was the only one with a faulty carrier. To send it back was more expensive than to fix it ourselves. So we kept it. Now, we bought an actual trailer because of the weight of wheelchair. I would bottom out everywhere I turned. You might just want to buy a regular carrier with no ramp. If you're not gonna use it everyday. That would work for trips for coolers and extra stuff in Rubbermaid container's. It has a lip all around it for easier tie down with bungee cords, and you can buy those at Harbor freight company or and farm and fleet, menards. Then you wouldn't have to pay the shipping cost.
2154013
I would put a wood bottom inside the dolly then put the dog crate on top. That way you could anchor the crate to the dolly if need be. The weight should not be a problem.
2024475
Unfortunetly it is not to soft. However if you were to place a dog bed inside of it, it would be perfect! I hope this help's you out? You will not be disappointed with the cart. It is very strong, light weight, and folds up small enough to store out of the way. I use mine to haul my grocery's from the car the the house, and it works great.
2091202
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.
2059951
Yep I have. I dunno the size in particular but you can get it off amazon if you type in the name. It was listed as a suggestion when I bought the cart
774863
Cart is not real heavy duty as it is, but as long as you dont use it for hravy items, should be fine.
902
Have not used it to carry dog. Size and weight rating should easy hold the groceries and dog. My thoughts are in line with Jay Tee. One nice thing about the trailer over having cargo mounted on bike at seat hight luggage rack, is the center of gravity is much lower and the extra weight does not affect the balance issues of quick maneuvers as much as if it was strapped to the higher seat hight luggage rack. Still have to be careful.
1521761
It will be able to do this quite easy. My wife fills the cart to overflowing with firewood and has no problem hauling it about. The large soft pneumatic tires make pulling it an easy task. I don't usually hand out praise easily, but here it is deserving. The "other" carts are no way near as well constructed as thing. I would say, can't miss.
1484876
This carrier is WAY too flimsy for transporting an animal on public transportation. It's fine for your home. It's fine for transporting a dog to an obedience/agility trial; put it on a cart; you will not be able to carry it by the handle bcs it will too heavy with the pet inside. It probably is ok for transporting your pet in the car, but bungee it down for safety. I use mine for naps and overnights at home. mb
1472787
If you don't put the wheels on, they could be stacked, but are not really made to be stacked. If you have a dog that is active or moves around a lot the stacked crate will slide off. You probably could secure them with bungee cords, but I have never done it. They are however great crates. We go to 30-40 dog agility trials a year and have been using these type of crates for 15 years. We have two old ones that we use for barn/dirt trials and the newer Pet Trekkers for other trials. Solid, fold easily, pretty much chew proof, easy to clean and solid enough to use as a table at trials.