SportDOG TEK-V1LT 1.0 GPS+E-Collar

• 7-Mile tracking range
• Up to 100 levels of stimulation available
• Compact/Modular: E-Collar Module joins with GPS collar
• Reports dog status (on point, direction of movement)
• Lightweight, compact, handheld design

http://www.lowcosttoday.com/sportdog-tek-v1lt-1-0-gpse-collar/

Rubbermaid Commercial Heavy-Duty Utility Cart 2-Shelf, 500-Pound Capacity, 33-1/4″ x 45-1/4″ x 25-7/8″, Beige

We needed a cart with a little wider footprint for stability to support a generator (about 110 pounds) as I loaded it on and off my pickup for camping/travel. This cart is both substantial in strength and stability. I made a rack to increase the height and have a ramp to roll the generator on and off the truck. We store the generator on this cart and it handles well to roll out of the way. Even with the added height and heavy weight on top, this cart is very stable. Larger wheels would have been nice but our usage is probably not typical and we can handle it as is.

http://www.lowcosttoday.com/rubbermaid-commercial-heavy-duty-utility-cart-2-shelf-500-pound-capacity-33-14-x-45-14-x-25-78-beige/

Rubbermaid Commercial Executive Service Cart, 3-Shelf, 300 Pounds, 20-1/3 x 38, Platinum (9T6800PLAT)

Fairly Strong. You must know the limitations of this product. Love the lip that holds everything on the shelves. Do not overload this cart.

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Rubbermaid Commercial Executive Service Cart, 3-Shelf, 300 Pounds, 20-1/3 x 38, Black (9T6800BK)

Very nice Rubbermaid Medium Duty Cart. AND IN BLACK! Finally a color that ain’t B O R I N G !
Over priced? Sure. But on the scale of of Rubbermaid carts it’s fair.
We use it as one of our Studio carts. And will likely add more.
10-4

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Continental 5805BE, Utility Cart with 5″ Non-Marking Grey Casters, 400 lbs Capacity, 40-3/8″ Length x 25-1/2″ Width x 33″ Height, 2 Shelves, Beige (Case of 1)

The instructions will have you build your cart backwards if you follow them. Yes, there is a right and wrong way to constuct this. What happens is depending on which way you put the legs on, the cart will either be difficut to turn or easily turns corners. If you follow the directions you won’t easily be able to turn the cart if you use the handle. You’d have to use the side without a handle. I don’t understand why one way you can easily steer and the other way you can’t but that’s the way it is.
This explains why a co-workers cart (same brand, different style) doesn’t steer well if you use the handle side. We were clueless until we went to put ours together. Then it clicked that there is a right and wrong way to put them together. If you find yours doesn’t steer well, simply switch the positioning of the legs as they have them in the instuctions. Voila! You can now steer with ease and make it around corners.

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Garmin Astro 320 GPS Tracker for Sporting Dogs (Bundle, US)

I purchased this to replace a 200 model. It works just as well but not any better than the previous model in that you can always follow the arrows to find your dog but the compass seems to have trouble staying oriented to the north. I am needing to recalibrate often the so called 3rd axis where you can read it with it vertical is no better than the old one. All in all if you need a dog location device the Garmin Astros are the best on the market but save some money and get the previous model. If you are like me and had an older model the upgrade is not worth it wait for another upgrade.

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