Push Cart hacks for mud.. or what cart is best w/ some mud?

[mktrout]

Ive got a caddytec, the one where the front wheel can swivel or lock if you want.  If its wet at all and there's some mud, it gets stuck in the front tire wheel well, as there is not a lot of room in there, and become very hard to push.  Its a real pain and a bad deisng in my opinion.  Before I buy a different one, anyone do any mods to them to try to help this?  I was thinking maybe spraying the with WD 40 would help it not stick.  

 

Otherwise, what have you found to be the best push cart if there is some mud on the course so it doesnt get stuck in the wheel and becomes impossible to push?  

 

Thanks

[@_the_crook]

I've got a Caddytek 11.5. not my favorite. it only gets used with lightweight bags on dry days. for some reason, it does not store anywhere near flat. it does roll well but can be overwhelmed with larger bags. for the right price, it could go away tomorrow.

my Bagboy DLX express is a workhorse, though not very lightweight. other models in their line are well made and have many good features.

the Clicgear line is very well regarded. mine is an older model and works very well.

their accessory line is exclusive, extensive and pricey.

 

[Shushwap]

I run a Sun mountain speed cart and I have never had any issues playing in the rain 

[bellken]

My Clicgear 3.5+ worked fine on a muddy golf course. I did hose it off after I got home.

[tatertot]

I have the Sun Mountain Pathfinder 4 ... I think the 4 wheel is a HUGE help in mucky weather. We even pushed through snow and ice a couple weeks ago and I had no problem. My buddy struggled a little with his 3-wheeled Clicgear.