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    Posted: 08 Mar 2016 at 8:47pm
http://sandusky.craigslist.org/grd/5478729924.html
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Just from the look of it, I don't think so.  The axle is placed too far forward.  Hence the weight to keep the tongue on the ground.  I think the AC/Simplicity engineers were smarter than that.
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looks to me like the dump cart offered, as it double folds up as to dump out completely,  looks like the sticker off the newer cart
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I think it is, but it's been modified somehow.  The axle looks too far forward and it is missing the original brake system they had.  A quick google image search came up with a photo ad from original AC literature that shows an identical setup though.  No brakes and wheels forward.
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Most of the yard carts I see are set up to be tail heavy. The tongue is light gauge on top, but heavier duty on bottom to support this.
Probably done that way for manual dumping
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you can check out the attachments here:
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Looks like the correct cart other than the altered wheel base. I've been pokin' around for one of those carts for my AC leaf attachment setup. Price ain't bad either IMOP.
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I'm not so sure that wheelbase has been altered. JMHO
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I believe it is correct. I have one just like it but mine is cream colored. The wheels belong where they are. The back lifts out (no hinge) and it is set up to dump when you pull the lever.
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http://www.simpletractors.com/images/b_attachments_images/dump_cart.jpg
This one with wheels forward, sold for $249 on ebay.
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They were made like that! It's not altered on wheel location. It dumps easy! and it will fold over - upside down. Price is ?? Tongue can be easily fixed. never seen one with that big of decal on sides. Most had smaller ones!
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Oh okay, that's the way they came? Consider me corrected. The ad doesn't look like the wheels are that far forward. Must be the angle that the pic was taken for the ad.
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When I was a kid on summer vacation I'd haul shall all day every day lol to the farm drive way with B-10 and cart like that
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The tailgate latches don't look right. Could be a modification. Looks like several inches of the tongue have been cut off. I have seen the Simplicity carts brining less in better condition but that yellow paint usually adds some value.

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Originally posted by ACmowerguy ACmowerguy wrote:

The tailgate latches don't look right. Could be a modification. Looks like several inches of the tongue have been cut off. I have seen the Simplicity carts brining less in better condition but that yellow paint usually adds some value.



Your correct on tailgate! Its been modified, but tongue looks like correct length. Just has the flats straps broken off. Welds are showing and even a little yellow paint on end of tube. I personally wouldn't pay that for this one.
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I have had new tail gates made up for these trailers just like the orignals.  Primed ready to paint, $70.00 plus shipping
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