[spinner1001]

I have been looking for a portable cargo box to sit atop of the fold down rear seats of my golf cart to haul groceries, etc. I don’t play golf and don’t have a place for the mesh bag that attaches to a golf bag holder at the rear. I would like the cargo box to be portable and light enough to take on and off easily. Does anyone have any suggestions?

[villagetinker]

If what you are looking for is what is shown in the photo, these are typically bolted on to the cart, not easily removeable. The holder for the typically shopping bag holder can easily be added. The other alternative would be to do an internet search for golf cart accessories and see if you can find what you are looking for. Remember, if the tray comes off easily you could lose it on some of the bumps on the roads and paths.
If you just want a container that would fit on the planform shown in the photo I would use a plastic container, try Walmart.

[Bogie Shooter]

Couple examples here.
Grocery & Utility Bags for Golf Carts. | BuggiesUnlimited.com
Also search Amazon.com for golf cart cargo boxes.

[photo1902]

Originally Posted by spinner1001

I have been looking for a portable cargo box to sit atop of the fold down rear seats of my golf cart to haul groceries, etc. I don’t play golf and don’t have a place for the mesh bag that attaches to a golf bag holder at the rear. I would like the cargo box to be portable and light enough to take on and off easily. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Cargo Caddie Box With Straps (Universal Fit) | BuggiesUnlimited.com

[spinner1001]

Thanks for the comments so far. I am looking for a box that sits on top of the kind of fold down seats in the photo. I have looked online for lighter cargo boxes but the ones I see don’t have holes or strong handles to secure it to the cart via bungee, etc. I’ll keep looking.

One could put a big cooler on the platform and secure the handles to the cart. That would be fine for groceries but probably not for other things that I might carry.

[spinner1001]

Originally Posted by photo1902

Cargo Caddie Box With Straps (Universal Fit) | BuggiesUnlimited.com

That one seems like a good match. Thanks!

[Luggage]

What other things?

[Clark124]

Originally Posted by spinner1001

I have been looking for a portable cargo box to sit atop of the fold down rear seats of my golf cart to haul groceries, etc. I don’t play golf and don’t have a place for the mesh bag that attaches to a golf bag holder at the rear. I would like the cargo box to be portable and light enough to take on and off easily. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Search for trunk organizer on Amazon. Mine had a center section for frozen food workeD very well

[gwenhwalker@yahoo.com]

I used a cargo holder made by Ford for their small SUVs when I had this type of cart

[DrHitch]

We purchased a nylon pet carrier from Walmart and strapped it (ok, cut four small slits) onto the rear seat.

It works great for our 17lb dog, or groceries, golf shoes, jackets, etc.

It is quickly un-strappable.

[Pickleball!]

Originally Posted by spinner1001

I have been looking for a portable cargo box to sit atop of the fold down rear seats of my golf cart to haul groceries, etc. I don’t play golf and don’t have a place for the mesh bag that attaches to a golf bag holder at the rear. I would like the cargo box to be portable and light enough to take on and off easily. Does anyone have any suggestions?

I used a large plastic tub with a nice waterproof lid that snaps on. The tub is very heavy duty and from Home Depot. I made a simple frame using one 2x4x8 that the tub sits in. So, the tub takes up about 80% of the cargo space and sits in the frame which takes up 100% of the space (it goes from edge to edge so it doesn’t move at all). It’s a very simple and lightweight thing to take out when you want to use your back seat, sorry I am not home right now to take a picture for you. But it’s a wooden box that is custom fit that holds a plastic tub to accomplish the goal.

[GpaVader]

Take the measurements of the area and go to WalMart, Target or anyplace that sells the large Rubbermaid storage bins. You can always adapt something with those... And they are inexpensive...

[Topspinmo]

Plastic storage container and bungee cord.

[bagboy]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

Plastic storage container and bungee cord.

That would be my choice also.

[AzAuSenior]

We use an industrial tote with folding handle and wheels. Holds one shopping cart of merchandise. Secure to the golf cart with 2 bungee cords. Light enough to be removed and rolls on wheels when pulled by built-in handle

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