Can I have your Mahul? :thmbup:
-
Discover new ways to elevate your game with the updated DGCourseReview app!
It's entirely free and enhanced with features shaped by user feedback to ensure your best experience on the course. (App Store or Google Play)
Cart Building Instructions
- Thread starter rusch_bag
- Start date
Can I have your Mahul? :thmbup:
booter
* Ace Member *
Lol I dunno about have
FredVegasDGC
Double Eagle Member
I had one years ago when Barnett Park was my home course. It was a long flat course perfect for using a golf hand cart.
I don't have any pics but it was easy to do.
All I did was mount a plastic milk crate to the top of the cart. I lined the inside with some left over carpet scraps from a local carpet shop. I used metal worm clamps that you would use to secure a radiator hose to mount the basket & zip ties to secure the carpet on the inside. You can mount multiple crates on the down tube of the cart if one is not enough.
It's designed for the weight of a golf bag & clubs and so they are very sturdy.
I also made a round mount for a 1 quart water cooler that was attached where the bottom of the golf bag would be strapped in.
Here's a link for Disc Golf Carts.
Here's another link...
Disc golf carts
I don't have any pics but it was easy to do.
All I did was mount a plastic milk crate to the top of the cart. I lined the inside with some left over carpet scraps from a local carpet shop. I used metal worm clamps that you would use to secure a radiator hose to mount the basket & zip ties to secure the carpet on the inside. You can mount multiple crates on the down tube of the cart if one is not enough.
It's designed for the weight of a golf bag & clubs and so they are very sturdy.
I also made a round mount for a 1 quart water cooler that was attached where the bottom of the golf bag would be strapped in.
Here's a link for Disc Golf Carts.
Here's another link...
Disc golf carts
Last edited:
Mr. Orange
Par Member
- Joined
- Jan 21, 2010
- Messages
- 178
If you already have the cart you want to modify let Chris and I look at it next time we see you we could probably figure something out on the cheep.
jedwards
Eagle Member
Nice work -- that is pretty slick :thmbup:
heres one a local has for sale. i dunno if he had the tube made or he bought it like that but its pretty nice. just takes up a little space in his ride so hes getting rid of it. pretty sweet because i think the lower portion has a cooler or somethin. i dont remember really what he said haha
Tell Alan I said whatup
rusch_bag
* Ace Member *
I successfully made a very cheap cart today. I bought a 5 dollar cart from a thrift store and drilled a few holes, moved a piece of plastic on it and use the hooks from my quads to hang the bag from. I still want to put on a spot for an umbrella and i want to do something with the bottom for a small cooler or something, but for now it is doing its job.
discjunky
Par Member
What are you going to do with the Go-Cart?
DiscChucker
Eagle Member
I second jedwards' thoughts. That is a sweet cart! Nice attention to detail and it looks solid. The added weight is an easy trade off given the extra bells and whistles you've included. Take that bad boy to market! You've got a real winner. :clap:
Anyone gone all out and just modded an adult tricycle to hold DG gear? Talk about some quick rounds on flat courses.
Had to Google that. I don't think I'm that secure in my manhood to ride one of those 
... Though I can see it's potential on a flat course ...
... Though I can see it's potential on a flat course ...
There's 3 common mods I see for bg carts:
Milkcrates or plastic bins strapped to it, what looks like a large car cd holder that hangs, or simillar to booters pic- a cylinder or golf bag with a gb simian like division system.
I use the three wheel stroller stripped down.
Welcome to the cart crew
Milkcrates or plastic bins strapped to it, what looks like a large car cd holder that hangs, or simillar to booters pic- a cylinder or golf bag with a gb simian like division system.
I use the three wheel stroller stripped down.
Welcome to the cart crew
DiscChucker
Eagle Member
No but I'm seeing the potential. I bet a bag would fit nicely in the back seat.
However, I think I would replace the handle bars with a chain steering wheel and have the Dynamic Discs emblem embroidered on the seat upholstery.
I'm going to start looking for a used Jogging stroller on craigslists. For those that use these have you found the swivel front wheel or the fixed front wheel to be better, or at least what do you think would be better? Assuming the tires are the good large ones for off roading.
I really like the idea of being able to go out to say Zebulon on a hot day and do 3-4 rounds because of the ability to take around a cooler with me. Though if I do 3-4 rounds Candy will also end up on the cart eventually .
I really like the idea of being able to go out to say Zebulon on a hot day and do 3-4 rounds because of the ability to take around a cooler with me
. Though if I do 3-4 rounds Candy will also end up on the cart eventually .
No but I'm seeing the potential. I bet a bag would fit nicely in the back seat.
However, I think I would replace the handle bars with a chain steering wheel and have the Dynamic Discs emblem embroidered on the seat upholstery.
BAM! Exactly, how could you not be the coolest disc golfer on the course if you roll around on a lowrider trike?
DiscChucker
Eagle Member
BAM! Exactly, how could you not be the coolest disc golfer on the course if you roll around on a lowrider trike?
HOTT DAMN!!! That's it! Those are some sexy spokes and the banana seat is the deal sealer for me. Just look at the size of that trunk! What couldn't you put inside that thing?
The only thing I see missing on this Kilborne cruiser is a nice laid back sissy bar.
Fixed wheel will take rough terain better and pose less problems in the long run.
Swivels are easier to find with brakes and are easier to manuver on flat gound.
I also find that swivels are a lil more finiky reguarding weight distribution but a generally cheaper used.
Swivels are easier to find with brakes and are easier to manuver on flat gound.
I also find that swivels are a lil more finiky reguarding weight distribution but a generally cheaper used.
Do yall think this would modify into a pretty good cart. It's currently on my local craigslist for $55 could maybe get it for like $45. I'm mainly looking for something that would hold a cooler pretty well so I can do several rounds on an open course during the summer without passing out. I will also give BrotherDave rides next time I come across him ...
...
discjunky
Par Member
Thats all fine and dandy but I would shop some more for one even cheaper just in case.
Since it may just start out as an experiment.
Since it may just start out as an experiment.
