Camco Heavy-Duty Cooler Cart Kit, Includes Durable Straps and 12-Inch Wheels, White (51798)

I just received my order today so I can’t comment on durability etc but I typically will come back and edit reviews if I find an annoyance/issue. So if this post doesn’t have any edits, it’s probably because I haven’t found anything worth coming back to edit for.Cooler: Yeti 45qt.Now to get to the good stuff!INSTALL/ASSEMBLY:The product was super easy to install...I was impressed! I will say, the video on this product page was easier to follow (nothing was wrong with the paper instructions, I just preferred the video). Only tool needed was a hammer or mallet. The kit supplied an Allen wrench that is needed for the bolts that hold the axle pins in. I was also surprised the hardware included locking washers. I recommend paying attention to what side you install the wheels on. I installed them on the side with the drain plug so that I can easily lift the other side to drain water out.QUALITY:Almost all the pieces feel very durable and well thought out. My one complaint here is that the cambuckle straps feel pretty then and cheap. I’m not too worried about these though as they are relatively inexpensive to replace if they go bad. Metal is thick and welds looks solid. The wheels are quite large but I like them! They roll very smoothly and don’t make the cooler sit awkwardly high off the ground on one side. Overall, the setup feels very sturdy when installed.Update 1/15/2021:These wheels are still holding out strong! I get questions and compliments on them all the time. The straps that came with is have been fine holding out despite initially feeling cheap. Highly recommend!

Ordered for my Yeti 75. Easy enough to install, but the cinch straps were a little tricky to get nice and snug. Seems like there's got to be a better way to hold the wheels on than these push nuts, but they do the job. The wheels are a great size, bracket feels super solid. I'd recommend investing in an extended handle to complement this kit, it's definitely a little awkward to use. Make sure to mount the bracket on the end of the cooler with the drain plug!That's about all the downside I can come up with. I used it for a beach day immediately after installing and it was a lifesaver. Much easier than carrying the cooler, and makes it a one-person job. I'll be using it frequently over the summer, so if there are any durability issues I'll update my review. I don't expect that, though, this feels pretty solid.

A few things about this Camco Heavy-Duty Cooler Cart Kit. Its wheels are large; perhaps a little larger than I anticipated, but they are very functional. Installation is a snap, although it may depend on your type of cooler…more on that below. It’s supposed to come with a long and a short strap, but mine had two short straps, hence the reason for my four-star rating. However, you can tell by it’s feel, weight and appearance that it’s made with quality in mind. My 12-volts electric cooler looks great as well and it’s much easier to drag around.I used the Camco Heavy-Duty Cooler Cart Kit, on my Kohree 12 Volt Refrigerator Portable Car Fridge, which I also bought here at Amazon. This cooler does not come with wheels and doesn’t have the means to attached them without a small modification. I will add about the modification to my previous Kohree 12 Volt Refrigerator Portable Car Fridge review but will attach a few pictures here with the cart kit already installed so viewers can get a few ideas.I’m happy with the purchase and I recommend it.

When I got this cooler cart kit I was excited to get it, and immediately put it on. It fits great on my Yeti 75, the straps are more than long enough, but be careful to not drag the bottom on the ground so much, my straps are starting to fray because of it.Also, I fully load my cooler with drinks and ice, and let me tell you, IT'S HEAVY! I consider myself fairly strong, but trying to move around with this cooler fully loaded is not an easy task. It definitely pulls me down , and you also have to try to make sure the cooler is on your side because it will catch your leg or heel, and that doesn't feel good. It's a lot easier for me when I have someone else help me pull it, but I think the smaller the cooler the easier it will be to pull it.Overall I'm happy with it, it does make it easier to move from one location to another. For my Yeti 75 I probably wouldn't buy it again, I think I'd try out one of those carts they sell at Walmart.

So, I saw ZERO reviews on this kit being installed on a regular type cooler. Every review here was all about how amazing this kit was for the super expensive Yeti, Artic and Igloo fancy coolers that are supposed to keep ice cold and intact until the end of time.However, we have a 7 year old 150QT coleman cooler that was a fraction of the fancy coolers cost and works for what we need it to. The only draw back to this huge cooler is that it always takes 2 people to move it around when fully loaded because it weighs about as much as refrigerator....until now.This kit was about 1 inch too narrow with the biggest axels. So after a quick trip to Lowes and some handy work, i was able to make this kit fit my huge cooler. No more needing 2 people to move it around, no more scratching and damaging the bottom from pulling it around.The ONLY reason I'm not rating this kit 5 stars, is the price point. $50 is reasonable, $75 is a bit much, but worth it in the end.Parts required for increasing the axel's widths, see all photos for reference:2 x 5/8" hex nuts to fit around the axels and space out the wheels.2 x 1.5" machine screws (about 1" longer than the ones that come with the kit) to attach the axels to the black support braket after the .5" axel widening.1 x box of #14 x 1" self tapping metal screws to PERMANENTLY attach the black metal support bracket to the bottom of the cooler.