reels-on-wheels pier cart

Got this reels on wheels large pier cart for Father's Day 2011 from my wife. bought it at Academy Sports for $199.

[@MadSmokerBBQ]

Cute kid! Awesome gift.

[@kipperwhite2976]

Awesome Rig !!

[@echo1er]

you have an awesome wife do give this to you.

[@tangigue]

@bobg0038: The handlebar comes off quick. It's just a cotter pin holding it in place. The main 2 wheels are held with a round key ring type cotter pin. I prefer to leave the wheels on because of the washers in place could easily get lost. Breakdown of all 3 wheels and handlebar take about 2 minutes.

[@bobg0038]

Hi, Does it break down easily to transport in a minivan?

[@tonyricchiuti9878]

Regarding the potential failure point where the axel is u-bolted to the frame, keep in mind there are two other aluminum 1 x 1s that also bear the axel weight. If you are concerned, order a 12" x 1/4" aluminum bar from Ebay and JB weld a few inches to the inside (for clearance of the wheel) on either side of the area where the holes are drilled out for the U-bolts and your problem will be solved.

[@Free.range.human.]

How wide is it out side of the tires

[@2216sammy]

The "Reels on Wheels" beach cart is the best , made in the USA but the guy from Fish N Mate screwed them over by having his Fish N Mates made in China which is an exact copy . Fish N Mates are not near the quality of the Reels on Wheels versions.

[@karlireeves4728]

All these aluminum carts have cheap welds my dad has had to weld on multiple handles for people because the welds are garbage

[@eman2517]

What website did u purchase it from? I want to make sure I purchase the original one and not a copy of it made in China! Ty

[@Drk_ul_f_th_drk]

How u do wheel on the front