Homemade Wheeleez Beach Cart Kayak Cart Wheels

Homemade Beach Cart Kayak Cart Wheels, Wheeleez, Beach Wheels, 10 inch diameter hub, 8 Inch self sealing/puncture resistant inner tube, which inflates up to 20 inches in diameter, and the width of the hub is 4 inches. I used foam insulation sheeting from Home Depot and sandwiched it to form the inner part of the hub. Any kind of Styrofoam will work. -- Make your own Fishing cart or Kayak cart Beach balloon wheels...These inner tube wheels are equipped with a self sealing puncture substance for tires that will roll, even glide, over soft sand, turf and other challenging terrain. The tire's low pressure permits rolling heavy loads over unstable/uneven ground with ease. These balloon wheels will not sink or plow into soft ground. They are great for use on delicate surfaces preventing indentations, as well as providing shock-absorbing qualities. I am thinking about re-making the hubs from Aluminum Diamond Plate... Here is a short video of them on the beach. https://youtu.be/U7GhcWWVA3s

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Homemade Beach Cart Kayak Cart Wheels, Wheeleez, Beach Wheels, 10 inch diameter hub, 8 Inch self sealing/puncture resistant inner tube, which inflates up to 20 inches in diameter, and the width of the hub is 4 inches. I used foam insulation sheeting from Home Depot and sandwiched it to form the inner part of the hub. Any kind of Styrofoam will work. -- Make your own Fishing cart or Kayak cart Beach balloon wheels...These inner tube wheels are equipped with a self sealing puncture substance for tires that will roll, even glide, over soft sand, turf and other challenging terrain. The tire's low pressure permits rolling heavy loads over unstable/uneven ground with ease. These balloon wheels will not sink or plow into soft ground. They are great for use on delicate surfaces preventing indentations, as well as providing shock-absorbing qualities. I am thinking about re-making the hubs from Aluminum Diamond Plate... Here is a short video of them on the beach. https://youtu.be/U7GhcWWVA3s

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Georges Kaufman
Georges Kaufman - 6 years ago
Could you explain how you attach the axle? Just a rod in a plastic tube?
John Sims
John Sims - 6 years ago
It's a copper tube inside of a pvc pipe. The pipe is used as a long spacer between the wheel hubs, and a big washer and a 'C' clip holds it on. Here' s some ideas: https://www.google.com/search?q=kayak+cart+axle&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiaktb43YneAhUEslMKHUiTCloQ_AUIDygC&biw=1280&bih=614
John Sims
John Sims - 6 years ago
Georges - It's a threaded rod slid inside of a piece of PVC pipe. Then it goes thru the cross piece of the cart that holds the axle. See this webpage http://www.watermanatwork.com/KayakFishing/KayakRigging/KayakCarts/KayakCarts.html . Then click on this description for a drawing: "Click HERE to see a detailed drawing of how to fit the axle into the PVC frame." on the above webpage.
Matthew Lavergne
Matthew Lavergne - 6 years ago
It's so simple, Just go to woodprix page and enter woodworkers world.
Paul Williams
Paul Williams - 6 years ago
Yeah, but will the float.....sarcasm. Very nice!!!
vqfive
vqfive - 6 years ago
I found 20x10.00-8 tubes on ebay (2) $22.00 shipped. Just put Slime tire sealant into them make them self sealing.
John Sims
John Sims - 6 years ago
vqfive i got hem at Lowes. They have the puncture sealant in them
brent
brent - 7 years ago
i know this is a money saving project, but why not put it on a wheel barrow rim?
brent
brent - 7 years ago
John Sims the innertube i bought isnt nearly as wide as yours. and at 5 psi, isnt much wider than the rim. i am making a job specific cart to transport about 40lbs of equipment down the beach in 1 trip instead of 3. so i dont need a large footprint, i hope.
John Sims
John Sims - 7 years ago
Sweet! I have a lot of weight in my Yak, so 5PSI should work!
brent
brent - 7 years ago
John Sims a six inch tube does fit on an 8" wheelbarrow rim. It looks like a bald tire. i have 5psi in the tube l. now i have to build a cart and test it
John Sims
John Sims - 7 years ago
Great! Let me know how they work out!
brent
brent - 7 years ago
John Sims i have some old hand dolly rims and bought matching innertubes, but the tube is too big for the rim. im guessing the tire keeps the tube contained, so no need the tube to actually fit snugly on the rim. i have an 8inch wheelbarrow rim, im going to try to put a 6inch inner tube on. i will let ya know how that works.
John Sims
John Sims - 7 years ago
Great idea, but I didn't have any at the time. I had fun making them anyways...Even some of the lawn tractor rims might even work...
Joeak74
Joeak74 - 7 years ago
AWESOME job John!!! Wheeleez is TOO EXPENSIVE!
John Sims
John Sims - 7 years ago
thanks! Check out Big Kahuna wheels.
Darryl J
Darryl J - 8 years ago
thank you for sharing
John Sims
John Sims - 8 years ago
I love surf fishing Darryl! I need to make a set for my beach cart also. Check out Blake Rutherfords vids (link on my page) and Joeys here: https://youtu.be/qA_y7GXIcxk and Buck 91 here: https://youtu.be/TDM8qQGHYbs
Darryl J
Darryl J - 8 years ago
thank you I'm now turning into a surf fishing guy sand is not my friend I'm looking for easy way to get my gear out to the surf.
John Sims
John Sims - 8 years ago
thanks for watching! Nice fishing trip! I love SoCal!
Joey Scott
Joey Scott - 8 years ago
I have posted video 1 of 2 for my wheel build. I'll post the finished product at a later date. Check it out and let me know what you think. It's titled "Homemade Beach Wheels - Part 1"
John Sims
John Sims - 8 years ago
Great! I'm sure everyone can improve on my design...
John Sims
John Sims - 8 years ago
Sweet!
Michael Stoner
Michael Stoner - 8 years ago
Any thoughts on the weight capacity for a tire like this? Looking to build a beach dolly to move a jetski that is around 250lbs.
John Sims
John Sims - 8 years ago
Michael, I've put my fully loaded Hobie Outback with a full live bait well and no issues whatsoever. You can try bigger tubes if necessary...

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Joey Scott
Joey Scott - 8 years ago
I haven't made these yet but I have a couple of recommendations. Instead of using foam for the inner tube to rest on, I'm going to use 1-1/4" PVC to go around the carriage bolts. I plan on using a hole saw to create slots for the PVC to fit into. That will keep them from shifting around. In addition to that I'm going to pre drill the carriage bolt holes and coat the plywood discs with several coats of FlexSeal. Not only will that make them waterproof, it'll also ensure that no splinters, should any pop up, will puncture the inner tube. I'll post a video when construction is complete. Thanks for the video!
John Sims
John Sims - 8 years ago
Outstanding idea! Let us know how it works out. There is a cheaper alternative to Wheeleez... www.beACHWHEELCARTS.COM Jason SELLS THE WHEELS AND THE AXLE FOR AROUND $150!
chase
chase - 8 years ago
I really enjoy diy and like your build. Since I live on the coast these type tires/wheels come in handy.

I'm curious though, I didn't see a way to fill the tube once it's together, did I miss something in your video?

As well, repurposing goes hand in hand with diy. May I ask, have you given thought to just using golf cart tires? You can pick up used balding tires with the rim for around 5 bucks. Here you can at any rate.

just build a center out of plywood like you have done only smaller and your axle will fit. they even make similar tires for around $35 with the rim new. Just a thought mind you... yours I'm sure are much lighter.
John Sims
John Sims - 8 years ago
+chase Yes. Thanks! I had to drill a hole and add a valve stem extender. Golf Cart tires would be perfect! You may even be able to use the rims and put a tube on them.
Blake Rutherford
Blake Rutherford - 8 years ago
+John Sims, love it. Used some of your ideas for the H bar to make one for my Kraken. May have to do the same here.
John Sims
John Sims - 8 years ago
+Blake Rutherford thanks
Blake Rutherford
Blake Rutherford - 8 years ago
Will do. The video for the stand up bar is on my page if you want to check it out.
John Sims
John Sims - 8 years ago
Thank you! let us see the final product!
Glenn Schot
Glenn Schot - 8 years ago
Great idea! I bought the large 49cm Wheelez and they both blew out at the valve stem. impossible to fix (At $300 a pair!). I'm gonna use an innertube!
John Sims
John Sims - 8 years ago
cool! You can definitely innovate!
John Sims
John Sims - 8 years ago
Check out Buck91Hunters video he made on these wheels! https://youtu.be/TDM8qQGHYbs and also Buck 91's vid here: https://youtu.be/TDM8qQGHYbs
Patrick Bridges
Patrick Bridges - 8 years ago
how much did it cost to make the wheels?
Patrick Bridges
Patrick Bridges - 8 years ago
+John Sims Thanks John
John Sims
John Sims - 8 years ago
+Patrick Bridges I had the bolts and plywood laying around, and if I recall the tubes were about 25 bux for both at Lowe's
Robb's Homemade Life
Robb's Homemade Life - 8 years ago
hello John, I really like your improvisations. Made me a subscriber. I saw in one of your videos you launched from Morningside. I used to live at banyan bay a few blocks north for about 17 years and sailed the bay a lot. look forward to more of your videos.
John Sims
John Sims - 8 years ago
Thank you sir! I wish I had more time to do more DIY!
Robb's Homemade Life
Robb's Homemade Life - 8 years ago
+John Sims John, I watched several and they are all excellent. I make DIY videos a lot myself and enjoyed your creativity and improvising. Hope you get a lot more subscribers, you have a great channel.
John Sims
John Sims - 8 years ago
+Robb's Homemade Life Thanks Robb! Check out my other vids on my channel.
Matt Trull
Matt Trull - 9 years ago
Awesome!  I have been thinking about making my own tire/wheel combo for a while now.  The commercial option is so expensive.  I had also considered using inner tubes.  There are some videos showing Russians with homemade low pressure flotation tires that look like large inner tubes secured to wheels using bands or something.
jmart73
jmart73 - 9 years ago
So has your project tires/tubes been proven in the sand? I'm planning on making a beach wagon but I would think that the tubes would easily puncture. Please reply and let me know.
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
+jmart73 yep. See this video https://youtu.be/U7GhcWWVA3sThey are self sealing tubes, so no leaks!
mauibuck
mauibuck - 9 years ago
Positively brilliant!  Thank you.  Saw the video with the tracks in the sand. How many times have you taken it out? Total weight supported? Any ideas on improvement of this design?  I'm grabbing your idea and going for a really cheap beach wheelchair that can go in the ocean.
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
Nice ideas! Yes, the all thread will eventually corrode, and 1/2" or 5/8" stainless isn't cheap! ATV tires should work fantastic! Let us know! I have seen some wide plastic rims out there, just can't remember where...
mauibuck
mauibuck - 9 years ago
+John Sims Thanks, I read all the entries below. I'm a wee bit concerned about rust on the all-thread. I understand the zinc coating won't stand up well to ocean water. However, this is not meant to be "live forever" tank.


I'll probably try the wheelbarrow tube first for "proof of principle" and am looking at 7-9 inch, heavy duty ATV inner tubes as larger wheels if needed. I make my own leak sealant so I'm not tied to the store bought and certainly not Slime. It only lasts 2 years.


I'm also mind surfing about the possibility of casting wheel rims in foam and then covering in fiberglass. I wonder if there are any existing plastic rims available. And another possibility is to 3D print the rims. Don't think I have access to a printer that large...yet. Everything is out there in dreamland right now.
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
+mauibuck thanks! I have had it out about 25 times with the plywood hubs. No problems at all with a fully loaded Hobie Outback. I would say that my loaded yak weighs in around 200 pounds which includes a live well. Yes, read below for improvements. I am going to redesign using aluminum diamond plate for the hubs instead of wood and do a video. I already made a cart with diamond plate I had in my garage and it works beautifully. I need to make another cart for my other yak. Also, depending on the tubes used, you may want to get valve stem extenders. your project sounds like fun...

20. comment for Homemade Wheeleez Beach Cart Kayak Cart Wheels

Drew Morgan
Drew Morgan - 9 years ago
Hi John - just uploaded a video showing my finished build: "Homemade Beach Wheels for Surf Cart". Check it out and let me know what you think. Thanks again for sharing the idea!
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
+buck91hunter Will do! thanks!
Drew Morgan
Drew Morgan - 9 years ago
Great video, and thanks for sharing! I built a surf fishing cart a few years back for toting all my surf fishing gear, cooler, chairs, etc. I love the thing, but I wasn't going to fork out $200 for some wheeleez so I put some wheelbarrow tires on there--terrible idea!!
Did you ever install a valve extender, and if so how'd you make it work? I started building these yesterday, and bought a valve extender from Orielly's; however, once installed the air leaks out of the tire. Just curious if you had any advice or encountered this issue? I'm wondering if it's worth it, or if
I should just take the wheel apart if I need to let air out or put more in. Also, I didn't fill the void/gap so I wonder if I just cut a hole on the outside big enough to access the valve--maybe that would work! Thoughts? Thanks again!
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
+buck91hunter I haven't put a valve extender in yet, but plan to. Why is it leaking? I agree. Wheeleez are way overpriced! I think your idea may work!
TK42138
TK42138 - 9 years ago
Great use for an inner tube. No one in the UK seems to stock proper sand tyres and the US based retailers won't export without some complex freight forward set up. Did find a Spanish based retailer but all their tyres/wheels were out of stock. Us Brits have been slow to catch on to the benefits of using a beach cart to carry all the usual equipment for a day at the beach. I did look at using off-the-shelf fishing carts tend to still have narrow mud tyres which are useless in soft sand. Definitely going to try this method but maybe add some rubber matting to outside to reinforce the tyre.
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
+TK42138 Thanks! I have had no problems regarding reinforcement. Maybe a thicker 'wheel' using wood, or even thin aluminum. Glad you enjoyed it!
Darth Teabagger
Darth Teabagger - 9 years ago
i would suggest instead of plywood try using something plastic, no matter how good you cover that plywood the water still is going to get through, resin, gel coat, paint, i did it all and with time the wood starts to rot.
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
+Darth Teabagger I actually changed them to thin aluminum diamond plate that I had laying around...
Jason Mallette
Jason Mallette - 9 years ago
What did you use for the axle and how did you attach it to the wheels?
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
+Jason Mallette I used 1/2" copper and switched to stronger 5/8" All thread. I ran it thru the hubs and used PVC pipe as a sleeve and big fender washers on both sides with cotter pins to keep them tight.
Dons Gee
Dons Gee - 9 years ago
thanks for the video  i made a set instead of using plywood i made mine out of stainless plates and put  6 holes  60 degress apart for cross ties a little bigger than the inside diameter of the tube  stretching the tube over the cross ties and used the 6 inch tractor tubes   15 diameter   really  thanks   i used mine over the sand what a difference  from the plastic  wheels   thank  you  very  much  saved my back
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
+Dons Gee Awesome! I am happy this helped you...and your back!
Z71Ranger
Z71Ranger - 9 years ago
Do you think 2 psi of air will make that tube seal if it gets a puncture?
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
Yes. Definitely
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
@Fred Mueller          If you use thicker wood for the wheels, maybe you won't have to fill the void. My plywood was thin, so I used the foam board inside to strengthen the hubs. I have not seen a need for the tape. The edges are not sharp and won't puncture the tubes if sanded down real well. Good luck and post your completed project!
Fred Mueller
Fred Mueller - 9 years ago
Hi Jim,
Thanks for sharing this idea.  I intend to make four wheels in total for a fishing kayak that has gained a lot of weight due to added equipment.
I have made two wheels thus far and would like your thoughts about modifications.
1.  I used four 6" hex-head bolts to join the two wooden discs, intending to use the foam filler as hub material.  This step now seems unnecessary.  Any reason I should not skip filling the void?
2.  Adding two or three layers of duct tape to the tubes would help protect the rubber from any damage.  Any reason I should not do that?
I appreciate any help.
Peace, Fred
Socramslav
Socramslav - 9 years ago
buenas idea y baratas no todo el mundo puede comprar accesorios originales 
tambien te matan con los precios
graxias
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
+socramslav Así que es muy cierto!

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Andrey Revyakin
Andrey Revyakin - 9 years ago
how much does one wheel weigh?
Andrey Revyakin
Andrey Revyakin - 9 years ago
I will give your design a try!
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
I have run them over every type of surface imaginable. they are also self-sealing tubes, up to 1/16"!
Andrey Revyakin
Andrey Revyakin - 9 years ago
that's pretty light! Wondering how durable the tires are, too. 
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
+Andrey Revyakin About 1.5 lbs.
Jeremy Watman
Jeremy Watman - 9 years ago
This looks great, and thanks for the link to the actual product. Can you share details as to how you attached the finished wheels to the structure? hardware, photos, tips, all appreciated. This seems to be my weak point.
Melissa Moschella
Melissa Moschella - 9 years ago
This is really awesome! Great work!
Freddy Jara-Almonte
Freddy Jara-Almonte - 9 years ago
Having trouble finding your inner tubes, could you send exact link. Thanks can not wait to build one
Daniel Kanas
Daniel Kanas - 9 years ago
do you have an idea where can we find the tubs online(international shipping maybe)?
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
You can see how good my home made Wheeleez work in soft sand here: http://youtu.be/U7GhcWWVA3s
Paul W
Paul W - 9 years ago
I wonder if a quicker way to make the central foam section might be to sandwich the partly inflated tyre between the wooden/aluminium rings and bolt them together. Then fully inflate the tryre (to provide resistance) and squirt some polyurethane expanding foam in the gap between the rings using the the central hub hole. Let it expand until it dries and cut off any excess poking through the hub. Drill through your hub pipe and let some air out of the tyre to spread the load on the sand. Another improvement might be to add some 25mm bore stainless steel pillow block bearings which you can find on eBay.
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
EXCELLENT IDEA! I will have to give it a try for my next cart...
Tom Inglis
Tom Inglis - 9 years ago
Very nice idea John- thank you.  I need to make a simple cart to carry my camera time lapse rig down to the beach with 2 tripods, two chairs, pipe, electric motor, battery and controllers.  You've got me thinking in a whole new direction ! It has to be light enough to go up and down about 4steps(risers). 
Tom Inglis
Tom Inglis - 9 years ago
+John Sims I think tha idea of putting some tubing around the edge of the diamond plate would be a good idea, with some silicone caulk to hold it in place.  I decided to just order a cart off eBay because it will make it easier to get everything done in a quicker fashion.  But I will probably still end up making my own, later- I just like the idea better !!
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
Thanks Tom! I am going to make the hubs a little stronger with aluminum diamond plate. Thicker wood may also be an option...
אריאלה ברטונובב
אריאלה ברטונובב - 10 years ago
i wonder what durability it has for traveling over some road asfhalt going throu sidewalk into a non pure sand.. can the tube last a weekily traveling like that ? 
John Sims
John Sims - 10 years ago
yes, it seems like it will work fine. I use it on asphalt and on sidewalks. The rubber is very thick, not cheap and thin, plus it has the automatic sealing feature for punctures up to 1/8 inch.
John Sims
John Sims - 10 years ago
I used these for the first time at the Extreme Kaya Fishing Tournament. I was able to pull my FULLY LOADED Yak to the beach (220 yards) without stopping! Last time I did this launch, I needed help. Way better than what I had!
John Sims
John Sims - 10 years ago
Latest update...These work great, however I am going to make the hubs from some Aluminum Diamond Plate I have laying around. This will make them a bit stronger.  
John Sims
John Sims - 10 years ago
I think I am going to re-do the 'hubs' using Aluminum Diamond plate that I have laying around...That will make them sturdier and they will look better...
John Sims
John Sims - 10 years ago
I used them for the first time last weekend and with a fully loaded yak, they didn't sink one bit in the sand! There was a slight depression in the soft beach sand and that was it! I was able to pull my fully loaded Yak all the way from the parking area to the water without stopping and I was not out of breath. Usually where I park, I have to stop and rest 3 or 4 times and I am virtually worn out with small regular cart wheels. These tires work like a charm!
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
drodss
drodss - 10 years ago
Looks great! Love to see it in action.
John Sims
John Sims - 9 years ago
John Sims
John Sims - 10 years ago
Thanks @drodss...I will post a video of them in action on the beach!
JB Sims
JB Sims - 10 years ago
Sweet!
Might want to put some rubber hose or around the wood edge so the wood will not cut into the tire/rub a hole in the side wall.
A couple very short SSteel wood screws to hole the rubber bead will work w/some Gorilla glue.  Just a thought.  Great Job.
John Sims
John Sims - 10 years ago
Not necessary. I rounded the edges of the plywood. The inner tube is very thick also.No rubbing or puncture concerns at all!

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