Stopped at HF today between jobs. Same tires I think, 16", for $20 a piece. And they have a fitting to grease the bearings too. Gonna check out HD on the way home. After looking at them today I think the 16" will work fine. Thanks HCON
well, moved the 200 lbs of corn thru the soggy bottom this am with the skinny tires, very difficult. stopped at t.s. on the way home got 2 16" wheels (26$ each) and a 5/8 axle rod and some big 5/8 washers and spacers. app 1 hour to put together and have to drill 2 holes and cut bar to length. 1st try it worked but was too wide for my liking so removed the spacers and just went with washers and got it 4-5" narrower but still wider than original but only lost like 1/2" of clearance. wish I had done it before. I'm sure h.f. or n.t. has better quality and price but didn't want to drive far or ship. not gonna call it a game cart, for me it's just a CORN HAULER.
tested it out this am, major improvement! brought out some soured corn to bury and put out a pig pipe on the ground. saw 6-8 turkeys mixed m/f and 1 huge butterball male strutting/displaying, but no gobbling yet. opening day of turkey here is ST patty's day 2 weeks from tomorrow, I'll be wearing my green camo. still waiting on my black gold from huntmdown.com, ordered 2/23 was to be here 2/29. cust srv sucks, no phone # and they won't give me a ups tracking #, don't recommend using them.
i use airless wheel barrel tires. never have to worry about flats. I used the same Axel. The cart it the picture above looks almost just like mine.
Plastic rims airless wheel barrel tires there light they float. Mine were around 30 something each
yeah, I cheaped out and got the pneumatics, hope they hold the air.
