I finally finished my deer hauler. It weights just under 20lbs. This cart can handle 300lbs easy, infact the 20 inch x 2 inch wheels are rated at 200lbs each. It took some time to find a good wheel like these, they are solid rubber and the tire can be replaced. This means no flats or worring about a tube. I made the hammock out of 1000 deiner cordura which is water (blood) proof so there is know staining. The entire cart folds down to 1 inch thick and is 20 inches by 28 inches, add the tires and the total is 6 inches. Currenly I am working on a backpack to carry. This is the lightest cart out there that can fold down and has 20 inch wheels which makes it easier to get over logs and other common obstacles. Most other carts have 16 inch wheels. Also when you get your deer to your vehicle you can put the handle on the tailgate and lift the rear and push. This does make it a little eaiser to load. There is nothing cheap about this cart, made in the USA if you know what i mean, unlike the ameristep haulers and many others. I am making these to sell but I am having to wait till the first week of september for my supplier to deliver more wheels, so no carts till then. Hope yall like. Message me for anymore details.
I finally finished my deer hauler. It weights just under 20lbs. This cart can handle 300lbs easy, infact the 20 inch x 2 inch wheels are rated at 200lbs each. It took some time to find a good wheel like these, they are solid rubber and the tire can be replaced. This means no flats or worring about a tube. I made the hammock out of 1000 deiner cordura which is water (blood) proof so there is know staining. The entire cart folds down to 1 inch thick and is 20 inches by 28 inches, add the tires and the total is 6 inches. Currenly I am working on a backpack to carry. This is the lightest cart out there that can fold down and has 20 inch wheels which makes it easier to get over logs and other common obstacles. Most other carts have 16 inch wheels. Also when you get your deer to your vehicle you can put the handle on the tailgate and lift the rear and push. This does make it a little eaiser to load. There is nothing cheap about this cart, made in the USA if you know what i mean, unlike the ameristep haulers and many others. I am making these to sell but I am having to wait till the first week of september for my supplier to deliver more wheels, so no carts till then. Hope yall like. Message me for anymore details.
Looks a lot like the one I made about 8yrs ago, except mine has 26'' wheels and hauls 600#.
18 lbs, amuminum? (titanium)? and can haul the equivalent of a honda 450 foreman 4 wheeler (598 lbs.)? I would be most greatful to see your hauler going through the actions that one would come across in the woods because that would be most impressive let alone the complex design. :-}
folding deer cart
