Pump Dolly Oil and gas wells produce not just precious hydrocarbons to fulfill our energy needs, but also large quantities of salt water. Since this water is contaminated with dissolved salts, alcohols, and residual hydrocarbons it can not be deposited on the ground – but must be evaporated to remove water and concentrate the other contaminants.

Ponds lined with a fragile liner are used to contain this water prior to evaporation. Water and Energy needed to install heavy submersible pumps in these ponds without risking liner damage during installation and retrieval.

A modified Dolly 24 was the solution to the pump installation problem. Not only did the balloon tires provide a large contact patch for low pressure on the liner – but the buoyancy of the tires also offset much of the weight of the heavy 50 hp pumps. The result was easy installation and removal of the pumps without the risk of liner damage.

In addition, since continuous submersion in the salty water would have insured rapid rusting of ferrous materials, Dolly 24’s all aluminum and injection molded composite construction should provide years of service in this harsh oil and gas field environment.

Beachwalk Project is a 4 year, clean water awareness project which is traveling the major coastlines of the United States by foot and kayak. The team is working to raise awareness for the protection of EVERYONE'S RIGHT TO CLEAN WATER and is partnering with organizations that have proven to be exceptionally effective in this goal.

From: Joe **** [mailto:*******@comcast.net]
Sent: Saturday, April 25, 2009 12:17 PM
To: retailsales@wheeleez.com
Subject: SAND SHARK

Hello Folks, Wheel EEZ is a great product; thank you. This is my first time on the beach under my own power in over 20 years. Here is a three wheel scooter I call the "SAND SHARK". Are there any discount coupons available for my next Wheel EEZ project?

Joe ****
Port Charlotte, Florida

From: perry **** [mailto:****@aol.com]
Sent: Sunday, March 16, 2008 4:51 PM
To: sales@wheeleez.com
Subject: Beach Buggy for the disabled picture.

Hi, My wife is a paraplegic but still enjoys looking for shells and swimming/snorkeling. Some PVC pipe and your wheels and axle have given her back her freedom. She can easily float on and off the buggy once it is in the water. The buggy also allows me to get her into swimming pools easily without the dangers of carrying her on my back as I used to do. With the addition of a 4" diameter "pool noodle" under the front the buggy also becomes a floating lounge chair. Thanks for a great product!

Perry ****

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