It's a beach tank

[Shonuff]

www.nautorplay.com
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[stanton]

that is cool too bad it cant get wet.
the hillclimb at the end kicked ass!

 

[vitaly]

Does it have a remote?
The hand winch is lame, they could do better than that.

 

[snowxr]

I wrote a rap about it. It goes "L to the A t the Z to the Y"

 

[slickchaos]

I wrote a rap about it. It goes "L to the A t the Z to the Y"

hahha:splatt:

 

[Crab]

What a bunch of crap, all that and no power winch.........:bananapowerslide:

 

[oxnard111]

you gotta have a tank to tote around a tank.

 

[Shadow7874]

Now just make it a big bigger, alot faster, and wire it to the steering of the sxr and have an ATV tank

 

[infamy]

i cant view the video at work. but heres a pic

 

[steveyz250fpilot]

What they left out was how he loaded that big pos up in the back of his truck when he was done. Oh wait, he lives on the beach.....and he just cruised everything into the garage and parked it! Great idea for someone who lives on the beach!

 

[Waternut]

Well I gotta point out that it is a "she" who designed that and not a "he". Plus the length she had to go to get to the beach would wear me out with a normal tote so I understand the purpose. However, I do think it's a crock that the thing can't get wet. THAT'S THE WHOLE POINT OF HAVING A BEACH TOTE!! If you were just going to use round tubes 10 feet from the water line, you might as well use a freaking trailer!

 

[snowxr]

Next time I need an over engineered and expensive way to get my ski to the lake I'm hiring a helicopter. Maybe then Nitro Circus will put a ski on TV ( yeah, right. Only if they drop it from 1000ft. with Steve O riding it in a man thong )

 

[restosud]

if it can handle a sxr then imagine the possibilities with a sj.
great idea.wonder how many $$$$?

 

[restosud]

there's a version with power winch.
nice.

 

[Boris]

Ultimate fail.

The effort it took to load and unload the ski was much greater than if he used a regular 4 wheeled tote and humped it up that hill.

If you were to mount that motor up by the handle and use a drive belt that thing would be able to get into the water so mo more ski dragging. Add a simple transmission and use the same motor for a winch.

 

[Waternut]

I wouldn't go with a belt but a chain would be more reasonable. I did notice that in all those videos, the effort shown by the people was greater than I would want to put forth.

After wheeling a ski up mcdog's steep @ss hill to his house, I had thoughts of a powered cart. I was thinking something simple like a rear axle from a riding lawnmower and hook up a chain to it. I wasn't sure what to hook the chain to and I really didn't need it so I stopped thinking about it there.

 

[Boris]

A ribbed belt (think timing belt in a car) would be better suited for sand and water than a chain. Safer as well.