johnny1211
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For a while I have a need to have a portable outside brew sculpture as I am tired of lugging everything out of the basement. However, when funds permit I want to build something more substantial although I'm not sure yet as to inside electric or outside gas style. In the mean time, I was looking to repurpose a garden cart with pnuematic tires into a single tier brew sculpture. I searched, but didn't see anything like this out there. I want pneumatic so I can store it outside in a shed and roll across lawn with ease.
Here are my concerns. 1) The largest platform I found was 24" x 49." Is this too small for 2 keggles and a 10 gal igloo cool MLT (looking to add a 3rd keggle soon)? 2) I saw Ruby Street has a single tier with pneumatic tires that look relatively close to a burner. I'm a little concerned with rubber tires close to a burner. Do you see any problem with this? I currently have 2 Bayou Classic SP10s.
The carts I'm looking at from Lowes, HD, HF, etc are rated for 1000 lbs or more, so weight shouldn't be an issue. They seem to run ~$100 so cost is minimal. I have level ground and would chock the tires, so rolling shouldn't be an issue. Any thoughts and direction, good or bad, would be appreciated.
Here are my concerns. 1) The largest platform I found was 24" x 49." Is this too small for 2 keggles and a 10 gal igloo cool MLT (looking to add a 3rd keggle soon)? 2) I saw Ruby Street has a single tier with pneumatic tires that look relatively close to a burner. I'm a little concerned with rubber tires close to a burner. Do you see any problem with this? I currently have 2 Bayou Classic SP10s.
The carts I'm looking at from Lowes, HD, HF, etc are rated for 1000 lbs or more, so weight shouldn't be an issue. They seem to run ~$100 so cost is minimal. I have level ground and would chock the tires, so rolling shouldn't be an issue. Any thoughts and direction, good or bad, would be appreciated.
