VEVOR 900 Lbs Heavy Duty Steel Garden Cart, Garden Wagon Cart on Wheels, Outdoor Metal Yard Utility Wagon Carts with 10" Tires and Mesh Removable Sides(Convert to Flatbed) and 180°Rotating Handle

I bought this cart to tow firewood. When not towing wood, I plan on placing my 170 lb Ryobi 40V log splitter to raise it up to use. Although the cart is only 38" and my is longer at 51" a wood plank works great. Easy to manuver and easy set up. The bolts, nuts and washers appear to be grade 8. The metal frame is heavy duty. Good product at a great price.

Great Cart. Easy to assemble. Seems to be very sturdy. Is versatile to have sides on for carrying loose items or sides down for carrying larger items. I would recommend and or purchase again if needed.

Assembly was simple and instructions were easy to follow. It took less than a half hour. I have used it to cart clippings and groceries Handles well and moves over uneven yard unpaved drive with little effort. Great value. It performs just as good as more expensive carts I have owned.

The Pros: 1. Easy to assemble... had fun putting this together 2. Very maneuverable! I trucked around loads of mulch today (and they were kind of heavy)... but the cart has a heavy duty undercarriage and can turn on a dime (forwards and backwards). The Cons: 1. The cart doesn't have a gate. For example, when I was toting around my mulch, I ended up having to remove the rear mesh piece... and its a pain in the butt to put on and off... so I just left it off. It would be nicer if the cart had a rear gate, like a pickup truck. 2. Once the rear mesh panel is removed, the side panels get very flimsy (see video). This didn't affect the usability of the cart, and one might argue that it let me heap more mulch into it. However, I'm concerned that this flimsiness is an omen that these mesh panels may not last very long. 3. I left the cart beside my house and it got rained on. There's a lot of rust on the insides of the mesh panel steel frames... that's a disappointment, but not really sure how much I care. Should the side panels fail, I'm actually not too worried. The rest of the cart looks (and behaves) pretty solid, and I can tack on some wooden sidewalls if needed. I really do like how easy it was to make fine maneuvers... even raised the stars while writing this. I have a pile of firewood that I'm going to need to move closer to the house soon... and I have no doubt this cart can handle that. The big question is: can i? LOL, that mulch was heavy! Cheers!

Well-made and very easy to put together. I carried 5 bags of 40 lbs salt with no problems. Very easy to maneuver and the sides are easy to remove and put back.

This wagon is a huge help for my backyard chores. Makes carrying heavy bags of chicken feed and bedding so much easier! And I was able to fill it with large pieces of a branch that fell. Feels pretty sturdy as long as weight is equally distributed- no excess pressure on any one area. Have been using it with the sides up but seems easy enough to remove them. Assembly was straightforward once I found the right size wrenches. My only concern is the tires. Hoping those hold up but only time will tell!

I needed something to bring up firewood to the house. I have been using a wheelbarrow, with struggling. Now I just put a good load on and wheel it up to the house. The large sturdy wheels make it easy. I can carry twice the amount with little effort. I like the sides come off , as I was able to wheel straw bales as well. The price was less then a plastic wheelbarrow and allot more steady. The assembly went without a hitch ,very easy to put together. I also cut a piece of plywood to fit on the bottom making it better to haul things without getting caught on the mesh.

Thoughtful design, roomy and seems durable, BUT the wire mesh in the bottom of the tray was thin and broken in two places upon unpacking and one of the inner tubes was defective: it had a hole which I patched, then tube exploded when inflated with 7 PSI of air and needed replacement before cart could be used at all.