Gorilla Carts Heavy-Duty Dump Cart, Patented Quick-Release Dumping, Steel Frame, 600 lb Capacity, No-Flat 10-Inch Tires, Utility Wagon for Garden, Yard, Beach

When I took delivery, the tub had a puncture in it, most likely from the parts jostling around during shipment. I immediately contacted gorilla for a parts replacement. their website made it very easy to find the part and request warranty repair. within a day, they approved and shipped me out a replacement tub! a few days later, it arrived and i swapped the damaged tub for the new tub! a few things of note about this experience and product: 1) gorillas warranty is pretty hassle free and their website is easy to navigate. they have a parts breakdown of everything so if in the future a part is damaged, looks to be easily replaceable/repairable. 2) their cart's design is pretty awesome. really easy to install and uninstall parts. at first i thought the screwholes in the tub were some extra flash, but its designed that way to hold the bolts while you work with the nuts. all the nuts using the same 13mm nut size is so convenient! 3) the cart is awesome. i wished i got one sooner. very easy to steer around the property, load it with whatever, and easily dump! its lightweight and perfect for my needs. i just wish the handle was swappable cuz i got a small rc lawnmower that can tow this thing. overall: i am impressed with this cart, but mostly impressed with the company. i can only imagine another company wanting me to ship the whole thing back or just refunding me a certain amount to appease me. gorilla makes great stuff and looks to stand behind their product! im glad i went w gorilla!

Should have bought one of these years ago. Have had this over a month and it's proved its value, makes moving stuff around the yard far easier than a wheelbarrow (one or two wheeled). No lifting and supporting a weight with your back. No pushing 80# of something uphill. Yes, you have to pull the handle but you can do that with a lot less stress on your back if done correctly. In fact, the right movements are good for your back. Also paid more for this newer model that had the new lifting mechanism. I didn't see anything visibly wrong with the old one and have no experience with it, but this new one works great. The way the back wheels sort of fold under the cart dumps most or almost all the weight. Then just pull it forward to clear. Small turning radius. Important for maneuvering. Rugged but not heavy (33#). Assembly was straightforward, intuitive, with clear instructions and no missing parts. Didn't need 6 cubic feet. 4 ft and 600# capacity is as much as I want to handle as well as the overall dimensions (fit through storage doorway). Went with the non-pneumatic tires after having replaced a pneumatic wheel on a wheelbarrow, and enduring repairs, etc., etc. Compare the cost of buying 4 non-pneumatic wheels in the future once you get frustrated, with just buying this model outright. If you get the pneumatic tires, you'll love the cart but end up hating the... tires. Good luck.

I bought this to replace a sturdy and very useful yard cart, one of those made of extruded steel with fold-down/removable sides and ends to turn it into a flatbed. I had bought this from a home improvement center back in 2007, and it did very well until the pneumatic tires broke down and failed despite my having kept it sheltered when not in use. The cost of new wheels/tires would have meant that I was spending significant money to return a well used and well worn steel yard cart to functionality for a few more years when wisdom might suggest buying a new one and donating the old one to someone with a broken cart that had decent wheels to put on this one. That's what I did. I was attracted to this Gorilla yard cart first of all because of the brand. I bought a two-wheeled Gorilla Carts wheelbarrow a few years ago and have experienced first-hand the quality and utility of this fine tool. It was and is very solid and well built, doing exactly what I need it to do. A couple of days' use has demonstrated that this new Gorilla yard cart is of the same level of construction and utility. Both it and the wheelbarrow have steel frames, but the work areas of both are of tough and durable poly material that of course does not rust or otherwise oxidize. This yard cart has a dumping mechanism that overcomes most of the need for sides that drop for easy cargo removal. This works great and, once a user gets the hang of it, is at least as handy as the dropping sides of a steel mesh cart. One final advantage is that this comes with solid, no-flat tires. Once, on an old one-wheel wheelbarrow, I replaced the pneumatic tire with a solid one and was ever after glad I had done it despite the cost of the solid tire (they are significantly more expensive than inflatable tires). Unless you specifically need the characteristics of a traditional steel mesh yard cart, you will not be unhappy you got this one.

Easy to assemble, sturdy, and easy to maneuver. The quick-release dumping is helpful for a variety of gardening tasks and the flat-free tires are well worth the investment. Strongly recommend!

Lo compre para usarlo como remolque de mi scooter y funciona perfecto

The wagon is very easy to pull and empty loads. A friend recommended it to me and I can understand why she likes it. It is very sturdy and my son easily put it together.

I have a 1.3 acre garden and this little cart is great for transporting grass clippings and hedge trimmings. It’s not very deep so I place a very large garden bag inside the cart and load it up about 2 feet above the height of the cart. Very strong cart. I have used it for transporting driveway gravel which was very heavy and it coped admirably.

Tyres are air inflated , this is not what I ordered. Otherwise the cart is well built and easy to handle.

Der Gartenwagen ist sehr robust. Die Aufbauanleitung ist übersichtlich und einfach zu verstehen. Zu jedem Arbeitsschritt der Anleitung gibt es seperates Material (Schrauben, Muttern und Unterlegscheiben). Die Verpackung hatte in meinem Fall leider beim Transport sehr gelitten. Ist aber Schuld des Transportdienstleisters und nicht des Anbieters.