A wash bucket dolly

[imported_Luster]

Now that`s cool! :thumbup: Don`t let it get away from you.... Sharp Corners!:scared:

[imported_Stokdgs]

Very cool idea, l like it but as Luster said, keep an eye on it, or maybe put a brake on a couple of the wheels, even a plastic wedge that you use for splitting logs would work I guess..

Dan F

[Puckman]

That`s a good idea! Looks like a pretty substantial wagon to easily handle the weight of 2 buckets and other items.

I hear the warnings about it getting away from you though. :banghead:

[imported_Bunky]

My driveway is flat and I have some wheel chocks just in case.

The wagon supports 200 lbs (also to be used hauling fertilizer/lime/seed around). I was checking craigslist and you can get these used for around $25 to $50 but decided to get a new one from Northern Hydraulic. A nursery style cart could also work (flat top, grate).

[bmw5541]

I like the way the wagon is detailed. Nice dressing for the tires:biggrin:

[imported_User Name]

I think this is pretty darn brilliant. In many ways, this is better than the conventional two-bucket dolly you find online, because there is a lot less bending with this one.

I`m having one being built for me (right now) by my father-in-law (who is a really handy guy), so I`ll post the finished product when it is done.

[imported_Flash Gordon]

Nice, I remember back in the Spring you were trying to come up with this. Glad you stuck with it and found something to suit your needs :driving:

[Junebug]

Another cool idea from the Bunk - man, maybe we should call you Inspector Gadget!