I need a trailer to shift beer... any suggestions?

[Goldcrank]

I need a trailer to shift beer around. About 50-75kg at a time (usually 50kg).

I'd also like it to shift other stuff, so no beer specific trailers please.

Any suggestions?

[morbihan]

Burley.
Use a nomad for hauling art supplies/location painting around. (50 lb.) 10 years old still functioning, if covered in paint.
https://www.burley.com/product/nomad/

Also have a D'lite for trailering 2 dogs. (100 plus pounds)
https://www.burley.com/product/dlite/

The Robert axle project may be your friend to set up a chosen trailer option.
https://robertaxleproject.com

Neither are cheap but robust and hard wearing.

[Goldcrank]

Burley.
Use a nomad for hauling art supplies/location painting around. (50 lb.) 10 years old still functioning, if covered in paint.
https://www.burley.com/product/nomad/

Also have a D'lite for trailering 2 dogs. (100 plus pounds)
https://www.burley.com/product/dlite/

The Robert axle project may be your friend to set up a chosen trailer option.
https://robertaxleproject.com

Neither are cheap but robust and hard wearing.

They look great. Quite spendy... I'd been toying with the idea of the Burley flatbed.

[Goldcrank]

Or a Carry Fredom Y, large.

even more spendy! Looks a bit more robust (possibly?)

[Goldcrank]

I'd been looking at (amongst other things) this:

https://www.fawkes-cycles.co.uk/2488715/products/outeredge-trailer-base-and-20-inch-wheel-set.aspx

has anyone used one? I was thinking of adapting a pp storage box (https://www.toteshop.co.uk/eco-crates-containers.html?URLName=eco-crates-containers&PageNo=3&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4ZGu0af47AIVSoBQBh2ekwjWEAQYAyABEgIMsPD_BwE) to sit on top.

[Ham]

I've been abusing a trailer like this (different brand but visually similar) for years, carting 150kg+ of stone, soil and stuff to my allotment.

[Goldcrank]

I’ve also taken a liking to this

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7jLkE7Q0rII


But it’s very expensive.

[CommuteTooFar]

I used the old Croozer Cargo to move stuff beyond my pannier capabilities including a couple of beer crates.  Claimed load limit 45KG.  I paid £200 a few years ago. The current models  based on the child/dog model cost a little more.

 

[Goldcrank]

So, Mrs GC very kindly got me a Burly Flatbed for my birthday (ahh bless...)

It's quite solidly built. It easily carried 20kgs of beer plus some bits of equipment.

I think that I'll make a plywood platform for it as the fabric, while fine, feels like a sharp corner of a crate might poke a whole.