What and where?

[debbiesshelties]

Hi all! I have posted before about having a couple of my little guys cart trained. The thing that is holding me back is that I live in a rural mountain area, the roads and trails get a little rough. Is it possible to find a cart that can take a little abuse?

Just to let you know I would never dream of asking my little guys to go somewhere unsafe or to haul my chunky butt up a mountain side.

Any ideas?

Debbie

 

[debbiesshelties]

Anyone please?

 

[Shari]

Have no idea what price range you are looking for? Two or 4 wheel cart?

Think the marathon carts are the toughest ones out there.

http://www.carriagedrivingessentials.com/i...php?pg=5c&lot=4

Country Road cart is holding up well and very comfy on rough roads. Margo has the name of the brother to the one I bought that cart from.

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http://www.countrycarriagesusa.com/pages/3/index.htm

The Frontier easy entry road cart... not comfy at all..

http://www.easyentrycart.com/

Can give you a whole lot more links if you would like,,please just ask.

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[debbiesshelties]

Have no idea what price range you are looking for? Two or 4 wheel cart?

Think the marathon carts are the toughest ones out there.

http://www.carriagedrivingessentials.com/i...php?pg=5c&lot=4

Country Road cart is holding up well and very comfy on rough roads. Margo has the name of the brother to the one I bought that cart from.

:

http://www.countrycarriagesusa.com/pages/3/index.htm

The Frontier easy entry road cart... not comfy at all..

http://www.easyentrycart.com/

Can give you a whole lot more links if you would like,,please just ask.

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Thanks for the info. I think I like the 2 wheel kind. Economical as possible, I am just starting out with this.

I have seen some of the jog type carts, do they work? They look like I might get tossed overboard.

 

[Shari]

The least spendy is the Frontier easy entry cart.

It is really hard to find a good used cart.