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I'm selling 3 hot dog carts on behalf of my boss. I have personally used each of these carts so feel free to ask questions (any that I cannot answer will be passed along). This cart will pay for itself in one summer!! Basically, this cart was made by Carts of Colorado, model CC-1M (serial #4607-129B), originally as a push cart but later remounted as a tow behind. It fits onto a regular hitch-ball (not sure of size but I want to say 2"?). There are tons of other features on this including:
--2 pan-sized cooker--just put the pans in for direct heat, which gets the hot dogs hot quicker!
--new burners, installed this past winter
--cooler area which holds 100 cans of pop--door of cooler can either be lifted or slid (lifting it is easier)
--vertical 10 pound propane tank (included)--door is on top for easy access.
--hand pump sink with holding tank for water
--condiment tray on side of cart (folds down when transporting)
--umbrella holder (umbrella not included)
--storage on top and on the bottom of cart for buns, candy, or whatever
--space in front of the cart on the trailer--enough space to fit an extra cooler, storage bins, or small ice cream freezer (we used it frequently with the freezer!).
--basket attached on the back for additional storage
--one side of the cart has a generic hot dog sign (I don't think this is removable, so it's obviously included!)
The cart does not have an engine (as the other 2 do). The tires are in good condition and should still last quite a while. This cart is Board of Health approved in the state of Illinois!! It's currently missing a taillight but that will be replaced by the time the buyer takes this home. There is a plastic casing around the cooker on top that has some cracks in it--it was purchased like this from the current owner and frankly, doesn't affect the cart in any negative way.
If you live in the Chicagoland area, please contact me if you'd like to make an appointment to see the cart and inspect it in person. I've done my best to describe it here. If you're out of state, please check with your local board of health for regulation requirements, as well as mobile vending permits. Every area is different.