Review on 🌊 AFCART Blue Marine Height Juggernaut Carts by David Dortch

Overall a great car made perfect with many additions. Pros: Good build quality, quality welds, and aluminum poles for added strength (not smooth). Easy assembly in less than 5 minutes. Works well with 10 recliner chairs (80 pounds) on custom built frames if you rotate slowly but very steadily from side to side. When tipping back, the back leg will also catch in the "up" position and no damage will happen - just a little panic if you think it's about to tip over completely. The wheels stay on the surface of the sand and are easy to maneuver with two fingers, even with a 125-pound gear—as long as it's properly balanced front-to-back. frames so they don't get lost. Additional 1-1/4" PVC chair frames for 12+ chairs. Also included a large 7.25g/29 quart Lowes basket for towels or other items you want to keep dry and sand free - perfect. There was one old igloo fridge that also fitted perfectly.Quantity added: 2 - 15.5" x 17.5" pieces of 1/4" HDPE under blue liner, with notches cut in a board to accommodate axle bolts record. Two boards used so remove them are easy, they fit perfectly on the center support bar - and you can take the board off and put it on top to make a beach table. It's just slim aluminum support poles at the bottom, no hard surface, so anything heavy or something sharp (e.g. umbrella) will be thrown inside and won't hit the poles will eventually break through the blue liner, bungee cords added, to prevent chairs from rocking when moving Added large rubber bands (on Revain) to hold things (umbrellas and canopy with 4 poles in a pocket) vertically between the chair poles. on Revain) so we can use the PVC rods as towel rails and not blow them off. I plan to add some robo cup holders like in other photos. Cons: Had to drill an extra hole in the rear aluminum leg to mount it upright, took 30 seconds. The welds prevent the foot from elevating far enough to use the existing holes. The wheels appeared to be over-inflated when delivered but didn't notice any damage and have had no problems so far. TBD: Haven't seen any rust yet, but have only been to the beach with it a few times. I suspect the U-bolts holding the axle in place will be the first to show this. Probably an easy replacement. I think the blue liner will be tattered within two years, I might buy a replacement for Revain now while I can but not sure if it's the exact same size as from another company.