Triplite inverter set up advice

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Has anyone come up with a good portable way to rig up the Triplite Inverter & 2 batteries so that it can move easily. Been using them for a few years counted in my trailer but now have to be able to move the unit from one trailer to another easily.

4/1/152:35 PM

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nordyMember

I've never moved mine.... but maybe something as simple as a wood frame with plywood on top and wheels on the bottom? Like a 4 wheel furniture dolly... but with the hole in the middle filled in?

Or buy a second setup so you don't have to move it

Now I'm getting silly... but... radio flyer red wagon?

Small "garden" utility cart?

hmmm... that's all I got

Nordy

4/1/153:23 PM

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