Скачать или смотреть This Electric Beach Cart Solves the Worst Part of Going to the Beach

Dragging chairs, coolers, and bags across hot sand is the worst part of going to the beach. So instead of buying another overpriced beach wagon, I built this electric beach cart.

In this build, I married an old Razor electric kids four-wheeler with a Gorilla Cart to create a powered beach cart that moves all your gear from the car to the beach with almost no effort. It’s simple, rugged, and built entirely from repurposed parts.

This project is for anyone who:

Is tired of hauling heavy beach gear by hand

Has kids, coolers, or a long walk to the shoreline

Wants to build something practical instead of buying junk

Wishes electric beach carts actually existed at a reasonable price

I walk through the concept, the build process, what worked, what didn’t, and how this setup performs in real beach conditions. If you’ve ever thought, “There has to be a better way to get all this stuff to the beach,” this video is for you.

Whether you’re looking to build your own electric beach cart or just want ideas before buying one, this should give you a solid starting point.

If you’d buy something like this if it existed, drop a comment and let me know.

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Tools Used in This Build

Step Bits
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DeWalt Grinder
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Primeweld MIG 180
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Welding Helmet
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Tillman Welding Gloves
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