ULF DIY Camera Cart

[Tin Can]

Camera Cart 4 by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

Camera Cart 3 by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

Camera Cart 2 by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

Camera Cart 1 by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

[John Layton]

That looks just right! Are those garden cart wheels?

I'll bet you can balance this nicely so little or no amount of lift is necessary as you move it along.

Do you push it...or pull it like a rickshaw?

[Willie]

Why not a baby carry cart? Have seen some deluxe models, covered and rainproof for less than $30 at rummage sales.

Some you push, some you pull. A few designs even seem to have shock absorbing features.

[Tin Can]

I have heavy babies

I rate the cart at 300 lbs, the wheels have adjustable spokes with 26" no flat tires

It rolls very well, as the the wheels and pillow blocks have sealed bearings

I will add bells and whistles over time

The original design was for 8' pickup truck bed with 8' handles allowing it to be easily unloaded with a heavy baby on it

one person

but I sold my F150 and no longer drive

Why not a baby carry cart? Have seen some deluxe models, covered and rainproof for less than $30 at rummage sales.

Some you push, some you pull. A few designs even seem to have shock absorbing features.

[Drew Bedo]

What a nice DIY project, and so well done. Please post some images with it loaded and in the field.


I would like to see a parts kit to convert a golf bag pull cart into a camera bag transporter. Smaller wheels to m be sure, but it would fold up and fit into the trunk. Mobile enough for off the path travel . . .like a golf course fairway. . .. maybe even a graded trail.

[diversey]

Looks great, Randy!

[Tin Can]

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[Dugan]

That's awesome, Randy!
Congratulations!

[malexand]

Nicely done!
I like the eye-bolt tie-downs.

[Tin Can]

Thanks guys

It is not done, next adjustable legs to level if needed

Will be using boat Oar Locks

I MAY try towing it with my heavy duty eBike, 25 mph roads to College campus, with 1/2 NEW bike paths