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Hows the usability on the costco one? Havent found one outside of the box and am curious if people like their purchase.
I went to Costco and I saw one outside the box. I pulled it for about 20 steps and back. I was thinking about purchasing but once I tried it out I didn't really like it. I felt that the wheel were kind of loud on the floor. I think the wheels are too hard for cement floors which was going to be my main use. It's probably better for lawns or sand.
That's exactly what I figured. The Mac carts are probably slightly better in the sand, but they also lose a little stability due to the wheel setup based on some reviews. I don't think it would be worth dropping an extra $75 on them.
I have both carts. I can tell you with 100% certainty that the Mac cart with the two balloon type tires close together at the front/ bigger wheels is the way to go if you are using it for the beach. All the cart does with the small tires does is plow through the sand. It is absolutely brutal, and just ends up tipping because you are frustrated.
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I have this and the narrow effectively tri-wheel base means it tips a lot
It tips because you jacknife the handle. So maybe don't do that. Loading it properly / not overloading it also helps. Beach, pool, around the house...4 years and I've never had it tip on me.
It tips because you jacknife the handle. So maybe don't do that. Loading it properly / not overloading it also helps. Beach, pool, around the house...4 years and I've never had it tip on me.
Same. As long as you don't front load it with say a cooler, and turn sharp, you'll never have a problem. Arching turns, never had a problem on sand. I used the small wheeled one for two beach trips. Was so frustrated. The ballon wheels together was like night and day.
It tips because you jacknife the handle. So maybe don't do that. Loading it properly / not overloading it also helps. Beach, pool, around the house...4 years and I've never had it tip on me.
It tips because it doesn't work well on grades and uneven terrain. Curbs, rockier places, steep slopes. You can argue that these aren't meant to be used in those situations, but there's no doubt the 4 wheeled carts do not have the same issue.
Another note, having both the tri-wheel and 4 wheel style carts, is that the tri-wheel style wheels are just hard plastic and not rubberized like the 4 wheel carts. Might make a difference for those who are using these on surfaces that might be damaged. The hard wheels are both loud and more damaging to whatever you're rolling it across, and the ride is much much harsher.
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It tips because it doesn't work well on grades and uneven terrain. Curbs, rockier places, steep slopes. You can argue that these aren't meant to be used in those situations, but there's no doubt the 4 wheeled carts do not have the same issue.
There's your problem.
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thinking of beach use.
Another note, having both the tri-wheel and 4 wheel style carts, is that the tri-wheel style wheels are just hard plastic and not rubberized like the 4 wheel carts. Might make a difference for those who are using these on surfaces that might be damaged. The hard wheels are both loud and more damaging to whatever you're rolling it across, and the ride is much much harsher.
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