Hace un tiempo, durante mis paseos en bicicleta para quemar glucosa, se me ocurrió que me vendría bien tener un remolque para poder levantar algunas cosas que suelo encontrar tiradas en la calle. Por otro lado, luego de construir la salamandra me surgió la necesidad de alimentarla, cosa relativamente fácil dado que durante el otoño abundan las ramas provenientes de podas. Además, tuve que hacer un trabajo de soldadura cerca de casa, y me vi obligado a trasladar en una zorra de mano la soldadora y las herramientas accesorias.
Una vez tomada la decisión de hacer el carrito, me tomé algunos días para fijar las especificaciones, que son el primer paso de este proyecto.
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Some time ago, during my bike rides to burn glucose, I thought it would be nice to have a trailer to pick up some things that I often found lying on the street. On the other hand, after building the salamander I need to feed it, something relatively easy since during the fall there is abundance of branches from pruning. In addition, I had to do a welding job near home, and I was forced to move in a hand cart the welder and accessory tools.
Once the decision to do the cart, I took some days to set specifications, which are the first step of this project.
Una vez tomada la decisión de hacer el carrito, me tomé algunos días para fijar las especificaciones, que son el primer paso de este proyecto.
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Some time ago, during my bike rides to burn glucose, I thought it would be nice to have a trailer to pick up some things that I often found lying on the street. On the other hand, after building the salamander I need to feed it, something relatively easy since during the fall there is abundance of branches from pruning. In addition, I had to do a welding job near home, and I was forced to move in a hand cart the welder and accessory tools.
Once the decision to do the cart, I took some days to set specifications, which are the first step of this project.
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Signing UpStep 1: Las especificaciones (specifications)
El carrito debe ser:
The cart must be:
- Factible
- Fácil, o por lo menos no muy complicado
- Barato, con materiales fáciles de conseguir
- Liviano
- Fácil de guardar bajo techo
- Adaptable a distintas necesidades
- Capaz de cargar hasta 100 kg aproximadamente
The cart must be:
- Feasible
- Easy, or at least not very complicated
- Cheap, readily available materials
- Lightweight
- Easy to store indoors
- Adaptable to different needs
- Capable of carrying up to approximately 100 kg
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Yes, you could use this type of wagon with a scooter. At least here in Argentina it is normal. People who do works at home usually carry their tools (mower, weed eater, welder, etc) that way.
I love that you made all parts, especially the connection between the bike and the trailer.
Really is very rewarding for me to know the cart is availlable each time I need it, although be from time to time.
My question is ( sorry if has been asked) how much weight can it carry?
It is quite solid, I used it some times to carry loads of firewood, without mayor problems.
PM me when you have a doubt, maybe I could help you.
The cart has been very useful to carry firewood last weeks.
Me guardo el instructivo para cuando me anime a hacerme uno.
Un saludo.
Ron
Saludos y gracias por compartir
My brother, this is genius, very good ideas.
Thanjs, lufecast. Glad you like it.
I love it, genious!! so many times i need one of those.
Thank notingkool. Make one, I warn you that you take a few days ...
Ahora estoy por hacer unos manubrios de bici para vender y estoy viendo de aprender a usar la tig, que me dijeron es mas sencilla que la de electrodo.
Tambien estoy por hacerme una dobladora, pero pensar en tener que tornear los rodillos.... peor bueno, algo va a salir, ahora que termino los parciales algo voy a hacer. Saludos.
Gracias por el comentario. No, no soy un genio, solo un "laburante".
Is this a betrayal of my subconscious?
A nicely done Instructable, your usual high quality !
Cheers,
Dennis
Great job!