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Thanks for the view and compliment. I don't remember the name or model #. but u could make almost anything work.

Thank my friend. It's not about how much u make, it's about how much u keep!

Never thought to try that. I'll see if that works for me. Thx

It is indeed

It seems pricey but when you compare it to other carts like a Magliner, it's much cheaper.

I built it myself

I can't remember what I used in the video, but, I've since learned ( thru trial an error) to not fill the bucket too much. I usually fill about two to three inches below the barrow opening and gently drop in about 10lbs of dry ice. I run two machine at my weddings. If u add too much water and drop ice it harshly, w excess water will spill out. Trust me, I use far less than 5 gallons of water and I get an amazing effect. Practice at home before u go public. Let me know ur results.

I try to D.I.Y everything

You bet!

The bucket heater is literally designed to be immersed in water.

We only do it once. It is for the first dance at weddings.

This service has been popular at wedding for well over 10yrs. I've never heard of any incidents with carbon dioxide exposure overexposure.

Thanks. I try to build of me things that are costly for no reason

@@djjustice889 Hell yeah, I do the same! This one was genius though.

Still working great. Here it is at live events. I sometimes use two or three depending on room size. czcams.com/video/BEyJWek_3uw/video.html

@@djjustice889did you use 5 or 10lbs in the live video?

I honestly don't remember, but I use 2 machines to make sure I have enought coverage.

Are u in Maryland? Email me and we can work something out. jmuseentertainment@hotmail.com

If can agree to some extent. Maybe not ALL terrain, because I sure it won't do well on sand or soft soil (haven't tried yet). If your trying to push 750Ib on grass....well you might want to opt for usingimg a motored vehicle or something engine powered. My test was to show it is doable and can support the weight. I use regularly on grass, but I'm not pushing nearly that amount of weight. For mobile DJ applications, there aren't too many situations in which I'd have to travers large areas of grass, so it's perfect for me and most DJ. It's much better than the rock n' roller, and by far the best option, despite any short comings.

@@djjustice889 agreed on all Accounts! It's a great cart. If it mushy wet grass... load lighter bad take a couple more loads. We own dance floor rental company on top of our wedding DJ biz. You're review was solid. Truthful and that's what we need be for the dJ community Helpful is being honest.

Truly the best on the market.

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The price is steep, but I promise it's worth it over the course of time. I've had mine for about 2years and it's taken a lot of abuse and it is going strong like a champ. Not just for DJ event, but we have helped friends move, my wife uses it almost weekly to tote huge potted plants. We use on gravel, grass, and concrete surfaces. I am about to invest in another. I don't know why more DJ's still fool with other carts. This is the best, hands down. And trust me, the company is NOT paying me for advertisement.

Dj justice, I will take your advice and give this a try.

Thank you Sir

Yes I was thinking the same thing, those little wheels will sink into the sand and dig into the grass ...too bad

I wouldn't use on sand. Surface is too soft, especially if u have a heavy load.

Not much so far. I've beat it up on about 10 gigs so far and only needed to tighten a few nuts. Also I left outside for a few weeks and just a little rust but nothing some wd40 can't fix

Bought it and really great. A little bit steep because i have to ship it to manila.. Some tax. Not available locally.

@@mishavillanueva7191 enjoy it pare! You'll like the versatility! You could load that thing well! Just make sure you have some bungee cords or things to strap stuff down (depending on what you're hauling and how you load) 👍 Just make sure you tighten the nuts n bolts once in awhile because they do come loose a little after time!

Thanks! Enjoyed using it. But now its in the attic. Since pandemic hit unable to use it. Dismantled it at the moment.

@@mishavillanueva7191 I'm sorry to hear that 😔 . Hopefully that'll change my friend!

@@mishavillanueva7191 would you be willing to sell your?

Hmmm. I guess I have to test that thoery

Thanks Jasmine