The E-Z Built Hot Dog Cart is light enough to tow with the smallest of cars. I tow mine with my trusty four door Oldmobile and it tows great except for one problem.

The front caster wheel must be removed because my car is so low. If I don’t take it off the wheel contacts the street when I go over bumps.

So I devised a removable front wheel mount that works great. But thanks to Hot Dog Profits Premium Member Chris (Scoob) Tackett, I will be leaving my front wheel on from now on.

Scoob writes,

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Hey Steve,

Once again keeping you in the loop. I got my E-Z Built Hot Dog Cart approved today for state and city and am waiting on my state license to come in the mail!

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I still have a few things to do today. The building inspectors giving me a little bit of hassle. Seems that everyone I deal with has never dealt with anything like a hot dog cart before.

No worries at this point though. I WILL make it. Still waiting on the stickers to be done and a couple small things.

I read an article that you put out about the front wheel dragging the ground when placed on the hitch. I believe that was in hotdogprofitspremium.com.

I found a really awesome hitch sleeve at Harbor Freight that solves this problem. It’s item number 95991.

I have also included a picture of it on my vehicle. We had the hitch put on there yesterday. I’m still way too excited to put it into words. Thanks again buddy!

Scooby of Zay Zay’s
Sub Size Hot Dogs

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That is totally cool Scoob! I love that adjustable hitch. With that you won’t have to do the removable front wheel modification.

I definitely need to get me one! Taking the front wheel on and off every time I tow it somewhere isn’t hard but it’s just one more thing to do. Not anymore! πŸ˜‰

Thanks for the tip!

-Steve

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