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96TexasZ

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Has ne one ever made one? If so do you have pics. I need something to store my stuff and easily move it all. Since moving out i no longer have a garage and everything is in the backyard shed and its sucks to make 10 trips to get everything out just to clean my truck. I want something to hold towels, products and tools. any suggestions?
 
you might be best off building your own especially if you need to go over grass or gravel, you will need some larger wheels.. otherwise check with Staples of Office Depot for the large carts maid by rubbermaid:)
 
restaurant supply house can be a good source for carts of all kinds...look for one that has used stuff
 
hmmm....maybe not, especially if its soft...I guess you would need something with larger rubber styled tires...
 
A good alternative would be the pull cart made for kids ... the Step1 plastic one has large wheels , a place for a bucket, and two seats which could easily hold a box on both sides for products ...and I know it goes over grass with a heavy load :D
 
The cart may be the answer for you, but when I used a kids wagon for a short time, it didn't work all that good for me.
I use tote trays like this one.
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I have several and each is loaded with products for a specific project.

One has just washing/cleaning products such as:
The body wash. That includes car wash and S&W since I may use either one.
An APC. Happens to be Meguiar's and I use it for carpet as well.
Upholstery cleaner
A window cleaner.
Poorboy's Bold & Bright for the tires
Natural Look for the vinyl
Four Star Ultimate Leather Cleaner
Four Star Ultimate Leather Conditioner
A QD for the water drips after drying. :wall
An AIO such as PwS if I need to touch up an area I notice when washing.

Another contains the products I would use when doing some polishing and waxing. Polishes, paint cleaners, waxes, sealants.

My PC and some pads are kept in a 20" plastic tool box so when I am polishing, I do have to carry both the tote and the tool box to the vehicle.

The cart may be the answer for you, but I would hate to see you spend that kind of money on something that may not do the job for you.
 
The cart may be the answer for you, but I would hate to see you spend that kind of money on something that may not do the job for you.

I'd go to a garage sale that features kids stuff and get one for a couple bucks ;)
 
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