Anyone have a game cart they use/recommend? Be nice if it was easily collapsible and rated for 150-200lbs.

I no longer have access to a 4 wheeler (if you're in the market for a rolled 4wheeler, let me know). I spent a few hours yesterday carrying sacks to fill feeders that i cant get to right now cause its too wet for my truck. Furthest feeder is about a mile from the gravel road and just about killed me (my back is hating me today) making a couple of trips carrying 100lbs at a time. Until I can reaccess my atv situation I'd like to have a cart for hauling feed in or game out.

You still in BCS?

skelso said:

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You still in BCS?

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Sure am

no specific recs but have used them a bunch and biggest recommendation is to replace the tires. If you get one with bicycle style wheels with spokes they will fail under a load. Get replacement tires that are plastic "Mag" style and they handle the load better....

skelso said:

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AgySkeet06 said:

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skelso said:

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You still in BCS?

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Sure am

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I'm clearing out stuff, getting ready to list our house. Let me look when I get home, I may still have one I'll give you. I bought it when Gander was shutting down and it was missing the bolts. I never got around to getting bolts and putting it together...

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Sounds good to me, don't mind having to get some missing parts or modify if needed

tunefx said:

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Blue star for Skelso.

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Yes Indeed

AgySkeet06 said:

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(if you're in the market for a rolled 4wheeler, let me know).

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How bad is it?

ethridgem said:

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AgySkeet06 said:

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(if you're in the market for a rolled 4wheeler, let me know).

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How bad is it?

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Its a 99 kawasaki prairie 4x4. Well it rolled off a trailer (dad used a rotting rope to tie it) and it did 2-3 side rolls into a steep sloped ditch. They got it back to the barn and the engine frame was good and the engine still started at that time. The main damage was a broke front left steering arm and the extensions of the main frame that supported the plastic covers were all bent hitting the tires. Well as this was my first 4wheeler that had some sentimental value, i've spent a few hundred dollars already and fixed the steering arm and found used carrier frame parts on ebay and the plastic looks good now and doesnt hit the tires anymore. We also were able to bend the steering handles back up to their almost original position. I did all this work and the next day the dang thing would not start. BY not start i mean you turn the key and press the starter button the starter motor turns but the engine never cranks, however it cranked no problem before i started the cosmetic repairs. Go Figure...

I'm debating now if I should just try to sell it or double down and take it to a mechanic. I also have a brand new carburetor I ordered that i just dont have the time or patients at this point to install.

The befores...

AgySkeet06 said:

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ethridgem said:

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AgySkeet06 said:

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(if you're in the market for a rolled 4wheeler, let me know).

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How bad is it?

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Its a 99 kawasaki prairie 4x4. Well it rolled off a trailer (dad used a rotting rope to tie it) and it did 2-3 side rolls into a steep sloped ditch. They got it back to the barn and the engine frame was good and the engine still started at that time. The main damage was a broke front left steering arm and the extensions of the main frame that supported the plastic covers were all bent hitting the tires. Well as this was my first 4wheeler that had some sentimental value, i've spent a few hundred dollars already and fixed the steering arm and found used carrier frame parts on ebay and the plastic looks good now and doesnt hit the tires anymore. We also were able to bend the steering handles back up to their almost original position. I did all this work and the next day the dang thing would not start. BY not start i mean you turn the key and press the starter button the starter motor turns but the engine never cranks, however it cranked no problem before i started the cosmetic repairs. Go Figure...

I'm debating now if I should just try to sell it or double down and take it to a mechanic. I also have a brand new carburetor I ordered that i just dont have the time or patients at this point to install.

The befores...

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how much?

AgySkeet06 said:

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skelso said:

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Sorry, got home late and forgot to look last night... I just looked and it's there. It's yours if you want it. Shawn@kelsoarms.com

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Shout out to Kelso. A trip to TSC for some linch pins, roll bar, washers and clamps and the game cart he gave me is operational!

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Just remember the agreed upon price... post some pics of dead animals loaded on it.