Hauling a battery down a beach.....

[A#1]

Before too long, I'd like to do some beach mining.

I'll be running off a typical 105ah deep cycle battery

Just wondering what will help me haul a battery down a sandy beach.....

A large, skinny tired cart?

An wider, smaller diameter tire on a garden wagon or hand truck?

Any input?

 

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[Darth Placer]

Last time I was at the beach I saw someone with a wagon cart but they had all the tires doubled up like a dually... they were pinned close together. The tires he had on it were pretty beefy to begin with but in dual mode I guess you get more of a snowshoe effect in the soft stuff.

Didn't think much about it at the time but after reading this it makes some sense. Thought I would share... not sure how well it worked vs single tires.

 

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[Capt Nemo]

Try the Duracell 35 Ah AGM batteries. They're a lot nicer than the boat anchor.

 

[brianc053]

Try the Duracell 35 Ah AGM batteries. They're a lot nicer than the boat anchor.

Whoa that’s weird. I’m working with a very similar setup. I was just using these to power my little water pump for cleanup. (The small one ran out of juice so I needed to pull out the big one).

I wrapped duct tape all the way around the little battery a few times to make a handle.

 

[Capt Nemo]

I tie solar to mine to keep them going.