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Personalibali65
05/2/2018 at 9:43pm
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Looking to get one for a festival later this year.

so any info on ones to get or avoid would help

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PersonHacksaw Bob
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one of these will be better for out festival season



Personalibali65
06/2/2018 at 7:37am
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Like the idea of the boat but some wheels on it would be better.

This is what I was thinking of.

https://www.outdoorvalue.co.uk/camping-miscellaneous/99560-andes-folding-wagon.html

But not sure the wheels will take the wieght of the tent and poles. Although it does say it takes up to 100kg

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Personiank01
06/2/2018 at 11:40am
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We bought this ONE off Amazon for carrying the groceries from the car to the house. Works great.


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Quote: Originally posted by alibali65 on 06/2/2018
Like the idea of the boat but some wheels on it would be better.

This is what I was thinking of.

https://www.outdoorvalue.co.uk/camping-miscellaneous/99560-andes-folding-wagon.html

But not sure the wheels will take the wieght of the tent and poles. Although it does say it takes up to 100kg


This is the type most people are now using at festivals. They are much more stable across rough ground/mud than the two wheel ones and you can get far more in.

Some, including our friends, also convert them into covered wagons to transport toddlers/beer round (depending on your priorities :-) ) so they are dual purpose.

They are available for hire at some festivals.


Persongsdbc
06/2/2018 at 1:17pm
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I bought that one for my old collie. :-)

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Personalibali65
07/2/2018 at 8:19am
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Just need to look at the measurements to see if the Vermont will fit in😀

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Personpepe63
07/2/2018 at 4:08pm
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Hi
Try to envisage how strong and sturdy you think it will need to be, then double that...at least!

Anything that folds up or collapses is , as a general rule, likely to let go when dragged across festival 'sites ( which are more often than not little more than farmers' rough fields..).

If you have the room in your vehicle, then a proper "trade" sack truck(with large pneumatic-tyres),is as good as anything(loaded properly/securely and dragged not pushed).
'Better to make two trips with something that can easily cope, than to load something that's not up to the job, and end up having wheel bearings shatter, axles bend/break, welds tear etc etc..leaving you, and your stuff, stranded midway 'tween carpark and campsite..
(At the larger festivals the walk to the campsites is usually littered with damaged trolleys, wheels, axles etc...)

Oh, and if you do take a truck/trolley, please leave it your camp(or back in your car),don't be one of those who drags a ruddy great metal trolley around the festival, clacking into folk, taking up room in the arena(s)/bars etc, blocking walkways etc, just so they don't need to actually carry their pair of camping chairs and picnic blanket!! (rant over!

Post last edited on 07/02/2018 16:12:54


PersonFiznlil
09/2/2018 at 1:57pm
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Last year at a festival, we were set up and having a beer and happened to be parked near the path to the tent area so spent an entertaining half an hour watching the campers arriving.
The ones with the types of carts linked to above seemed to be struggling less than the ones with sack carts.
Rolling suitcases didn't fare too well, but the ones who struggled most though were the ones with a supermarket trolley!
PS I agree with pepe63's rant!

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