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| I would try one of the "off road" style of kids 4 wheel wheelbarrel. |
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| Handtruck for refrigerators. You can strap the cargo to the truck and the fridge style has large wheels, ample "shelf" for a refrigerator.
I've seen them with a lever out second set of wheels so that the load can be tilted back and supported with the second wheels.
Lot's of different options and designs. Have a look at some commercial warehouse supply sites. |
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| I use a little collapsible dolly suitable for luggage. Ranb
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| Larger diameter wheels will smooth the ride and be much easier to pull over rough terrain. Am building a "Ho Chi Min" trailer from some heavy bike wheels that will haul anything you want to pull. A similar set of wheels would make your cart very stable. |
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| One of the guys at the shooting club hauls his Ma Duece around with a Six by. Jim
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| The Armalite stock comes off and fits into a standard (large) size rifle case. might be a 2 gun case, but the point is it is not a special case. |
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| back when I did a lot of long range Hi Power, I used a folding golf cart to haul all my gear.
The big canted wheels would easily pull through almost everything, even with a TON of rifles, ammo, food, water, stools... all the crap for an entire day! |
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