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Easy Cart For Heavy Duty Transport (From Shopping Cart)

Easy Cart For Heavy Duty Transport (From Shopping Cart)
This instructable is for everyone that needs to transport heavy cargo, but doesn't have the proper equipment.

For me it's actually an addition to my 3-Way Sound System.

http://www.instructables.com/id/Outdoor-3-Way-Speaker-Sound-System-12V

I needed something that could help me transport my soundsystem. I was looking for bicycle carts on the internet, but I only had a very low budget.

So I took a good look into my backyard, and there I found a easy solution to my problem. The main two ingredients are: a table and a shopping cart.

(The shopping cart is easily replaceable for any type of D.I.Y store wheels.)

 
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Step 1The Main Ingredient

The Main Ingredient
You basically need two things:
-Table
-Set of wheels (I use the wheels of a shopping cart)
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5 comments
Jan 5, 2012. 3:35 AMAlienjones says:
It costs about four bucks a wheel with screw plates and revolving ball bearings to buy new 'castor wheels' to make one of these.

Last time I looked, it cost $123 for a shopping cart. and about $60 a year per cart to pay for a heliocopter to fly around locating stolen trollies.

I guess it must be OK to take a shopping trolly apart to get $16 bucks worth of wheels if you don't mind me coming over and taking the wheels off your car so I can make boat trailer or something... Like the other poster asked; What's the shopping trolly doing in your back yard in the first place?
Sep 4, 2008. 4:29 AMponyofdestruction says:
I also have a few shopping carts in my backyard,honestly......they just did not end up there.Thanks Piggly Wiggley!!!!I'm going to build my flight case's for my drums with those bad boys wheels!!!(I know it's not right,but I needed them and they had so many!!)
Jun 28, 2008. 12:43 AMjkm says:
Shopping cart was probably "honestly bought" by inserting 50cts coin! Cheapest source of wheels, BBQ parts, around! Btw: bolt spel je met een T.
Jun 27, 2008. 8:39 PMuguy says:
Why was a perfectly good shopping cart in your backyard?
Jun 27, 2008. 8:14 PMLinuxH4x0r says:
Nice!

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