Game cart made better

[Storm]

Well last year after using the cart that I got from sportsman guide I found out a few things about it. One of the problems was that it was too low and wouldn't clear a bunch of stuff the other thing were the hard rubber wheels dug into the ground making it harder on me. So I got to thinking I have 2 wheels that I've never used before sitting in the attic i'll use those. Now keep in mind I bought them about 20 years ago and they cost 27 bucks each. The game cart has a 1/2 inch axel and the wheels have a 3/4 bearing in them so I had to figure out how to join them together.. So today I went to Ace Hardware and picked up a new 1/2 round 36 in long 4 bronze flange bearings1/2 id 3/4 od and 2 steel collars. I still have to cut the steel rod to length but this baby roll smooth on these inflated and bearing equipped wheels. I just have to play with it before I cut the shaft to length and I will try to post pics from my phone.

[Storm]

It's not letting me load up the pics can I text to any one that can post ?

[Sonnyboy]

here are the pictures

[ChickenWilly]

Nice! First lifted game cart I've ever seen!

[Sonnyboy]

That's what I was thinking( lifted ) great idea

[Storm]

First thanks to Sonnyboy for posting them up ! The wheels do not wobble around at all now the collars tightened them up they have 30 # of air in them and rated for 40 they are also rated for 250 each so I should be able to carry a lot .

[Storm]

No more dragging or high centering is what I wanted,

[SKLOSS]

Nice 20's on your ride!!!

[Buckhunter75]

Nice

[Texastaxi]

Make sure you tie the game up well or put some fenders on that thing to keep the animal out of the tires and spokes.

I like the big wheels though. It should pull a LOT easier.

[Storm]

I used it with 3 bags of corn and headed down a trail here at the lease went over logs humps and windrows with no problem.

[bowmania]

You gave me some good ideas for my cart. Thanks. Did you put the green slime in it to avoid flats?

[Bowhunter1994]

where did you find those black clamps that clamp the wheel to the "axle"

[tgil]

where did you find those black clamps that clamp the wheel to the "axle"

So today I went to Ace Hardware and picked up a new 1/2 round 36 in long 4 bronze flange bearings1/2 id 3/4 od and 2 steel collars.

There ya go!

[Storm]

There ya go!

Thanks I just now got to read this post. And yes ace hardware carries them.