Steve,
Thank you for your hot dog cart design plans and all the tips you provide every day. We did a few external modifications to the design, but at its heart is an E-Z Built cart. Attached are a couple of pictures.
Thank you,
Rich Keith, Deepwater Dogs
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Wow, nice job Rich! I love the diamond plate.
I also really like the shape of the raised counter top. Very nice!
Let’s hear it for Rich and his metal E-Z Built in the comments.
-Steve
Click the pic for a larger version…
just wonder how the fender is going to work on the shins??
If the cart came flush over the top of wheel I believe it would be better.
great looking cart, good luck, have a great time.
Jim
J R Foods LLC.
Malabar, Fl
Hi Jim,
The first cart I ever built was a side serve. The fender was positioned just like Rick’s and believe it or not I never hit my shin on the fender. The trailer tongue is another story. I’ve got permanent scars from that, lol.
Love the diamond plate. The shine makes it look great.
Makes it look clean also ! Great cart matey !!
1St Mate Jim.
Aye!
Love it, build one like it only bigger will send photos, but where did you get that umbrella from that’s exactly our color schemes as well. photos of Sara’s Dawgs and Suds to come tomorrow.
Can’t wait to see your photos Doc!
Really nice cart. I have a side serve cart, banging my shins on the fenders has never been an issue. Like Steve said in a previously, the trailer tongue on the other hand has left the serious marks on my shin. I really love my side serve.
I have an Oceanside by DreamMakers. Its a side serve (which for me works best for my setups) you can see mine here on Steve’s site, because I’ve been featured a couple time – THANKS Steve! I’ve never ever had any problems with the fenders. Plus, on the prep side, I use the fender for holding my extra utinsil box, or sani-water bucket. I try to maximize every single inch of my not-so-little cart
Yep, I’ve never cracked my shin on a fender. The trailer tongue is another story…
Beautiful cart, Rich! Wishing you much success. If your dogs look half as good as your cart you will do great ?