Ironton Steel Utility Cart - 400-Lb. Capacity, 34in.L x 18in.W

I have been shopping around for a garden wagon as I always seem to have to be going back to the shed for some tool I forgot or my watering can or gloves or something. I decided that i needed a garden wagon to have everything on hand. I have looked at various big box stores, and hardware stores to check out the various options. The reviews for this product were so good, and the price was very comparable, I decided to risk it. A heavy box arrived, hummm good sign. I opened it up and there, so neatly was the entire product clearly and safely packaged with instructions YOU COULD READ! I am a girl, and not adept to doing this. First I was impressed with the fact that the nuts and screws were not thrown aimlessly in a bag, but shrink wrapped onto a piece of cardboard, clearly numbering the order that actually matched the instructions... what a concept! They also clearly marked the tools you will need from your tool box, so I was prepared. As I worked my way through the directions with great diagrams and concise instructions I was able to effectively and easily assemble the wagon. It is bigger than I thought (ok with that) yet easy to maneuver and pull even when full. I am thrilled with this and even have put my dog into it and he is enjoying going for a buggy ride! You can't go wrong with this item.

I move a lot of heavy rocks for my rock garden, so much so that I finally decided to look for something to help. This cart ended up being perfect for the job. It’s simple to assemble and very sturdy. Since I planned on moving lots of rocks, up even over 400 pounds, I lined it with cardboard boxes to minimize damage. With 400+ pounds of rock in the cart, it's still very easy to move. I hoped it would be but it’s even more mobile with that amount of weight than I expected. The turning radius is also something I was surprised about, it’s "on a dime," like a tank. It makes cutting a tight corner and pulling 400+ pounds, even over a thick layer of gravel, easy. When removing 400 pounds quickly, I just dump it by lifting the front and letting it all crash out the back. By doing that, I bent the back gate. I was able to push it back into shape. When that happened, the gate stayed latched and didn’t break anywhere. Now obviously I remove the gate before dumping so much weight. ... The tires, they are quality inflatable tires that hold up well under a ton of weight. They aren't the cheap solid rubber tires I worried they might be. On a 1 to 10 scale, I'd give it a solid 10. It's exactly what I needed and was more affordable than other brands I looked at.

This is a strong, sturdy cart and at a very reasonable price. I bought this to be able to take my cats camping at state parks in their cat tent. So finding something that could handle dirt paths and tree roots and rocks was critical. I initially tried a laundry cart and it fell apart on my first trip. The tires on this thing are inflated rubber like you would find on a motorized vehicle. The provide excellent shock absorption for my kitties while traveling. The steering is great. I've used it 3 times so far offroad and more times hauling stuff to the dumpster.I gave it 3 stars on ease of assembly because I am not a mechanical person. I had to buy the tools to put this together and then use 2 wrenches to tighten the bolts (otherwise one of the ends rotates so you have to hold them both). So it took me about an hour to assemble. But it was worth it!

I bought this so that I could bring groceries in the house and move heavy items around. It works great, expect fir the maneuverability of it. The back doesn’t want to do what it’s told if you are trying to get it to go into a specific spot. I usually have to lift it up and put it where I want, but only if I haven’t put a lot of stuff in it. Otherwise it works great. It’s very lightweight in case you have to pick it up for any reason, but is very sturdy and can very heavy things in it. I’ve put 5 five gallon jugs of water in it st one time and it worked great. Great wagon to keep on hand!

It is easy to assemble, holds a lot, and works great. For larger items, you can fold down the sides and make a flat bed cart. It goes over my rock lawn very easily because of the wide tires.One not so good thing are the tires, they are inflateable so eventually the tube will rot and you have to replace them. (costly: almost as much as another cart)

I needed something to haul bags of bark and dirt over uneven ground and up over railroad ties used as stairs on a slope. My wheelbarrow struggled, but this cart does the trick with ease.I put this cart together by myself in about a half hour. There were no issues. If you are doing this by yourself, a pair of strong pliers or vise grips makes it eash to keep bolts in place while you tighten the nut. The instructions are clear and diagrams are easy to understand.If I can offer a suggestion, it would have been nice if the manufacturer had included a spare cotter pin---just in case.

This cart is a great value. Mine was bought to handle 'wheelbarrow'-type duty in the yard, as well as to haul my groceries in from the driveway through the garage. Easy to assemble with simple tools. the most important feature to keep in mind is that the sides don't 'drop down' like some other models. They are either 'on' or 'off'. When off, have a place to put them (mine will be off most of the time, hanging on a hook on the garage wall. The cart, then, is not too bulky to store upright/hanging if you rig the handle over a hook on the wall. Otherwise, prepare to lose a couple of square feet of floor space. By the way, I was pleasantly surprised that the handle is soft/thinly padded. That is hard to see in the photos.For yard work, I plan to use U-bolts to fasten plywood wall extenders to get more cubic feet of mulch, etc in (for which, a piece of old rug or thick cardboard is needed to cover the mesh bottom, for obvious reasons)There's no 'brake' or wheel chock on wagons (in general), so they can tend to roll away on their own on even scantly pitched slopes. (But this also means they roll easily when it is time to pull!)Overall, a great value.

Good yard cart, I once used it to hold a 10' x 100' 800-pound EPDM roll of rubber. The cart didn't like it, but it didn't break like I thought it would.