homemade game cart

[smokeeter1]

Here's a few pics of a game cart I made from a BMX bicycle frame, and some 3/4" emt electrical conduit. It can be made any width you like as long as you make both handles the same. The handles are drilled in place then secured using linch pins. The cross bar on the bottom of the forks are held together using 3/4"couplers that are welded to the forks. The neat thing about this is that it can be folded up for transport.

[smokeeter]

In case your all wondering this cart requires 2 bicycle frames that are the same and just the rear fork assembly is used , sorry for any confusion

[BMX]

Smokeeter thats a great carrier. I'll have to get the guys in our camp out scouting for a couple of BMX's.
In our case it will proberly get more use transporting gear to the camp... than bringing meat out ;D ;D
Soggy

[soggy]

Sorry for the wrong name on my posting smokeeter; I'm still trying to figure this computer stuff out. When I couldn't get through, I posted the name BMX..... I didn't realize that I wasn' t logged in .
Soggy

[ABinMD]

Smokeeter1,

That's a great idea you had there, some commercially made ones have wheels that are too small and you wind up getting hung up on stuff coming out of the woods.

Al