Gorilla Carts Steel Utility Garden Cart with No-Flat Tires, 4 Cubic Feet, 800-Pound Capacity, Green, Amazon Exclusive

This cart, my friends, is the best cart ever. It'll certainly fulfill all your hauling needs; so far, the capacity is not a lie. To be honest with you - I didn't even need this much cart. I'm not great with measurements, so when two guys unloaded the box, I wondered if I hadn't accidentally bought a shed!Now, I'm a gardener and, between my home and the community garden down the street, I haul plenty of tools, plants(3 10-gallon tomatoes at once, oh la la!), and loads of firewood, etc. for sure - but rarely anything, at the time, that would actually require a cart of this magnitude. So why get it? Brace yourself - I got it on sale for $179, which was cheaper than the smaller ones. Plus, I figured this one would be a little harder for somebody to steal from the driveway, as we have no garage (it spectacularly collapsed last year) and getting it around the car wouldn't be possible - thieves folded the last fabric one right up and walked off with it.We take it camping, to walk-in sites and festivals - it breaks down very easily. We use it to haul supplies for community events, trash from community cleanups, or just to a nearby park to picnic, then drop a gate and use it as a bench.The tires have held up very well. I bought this thing in July of 2024, and it sat in the back loaded with firewood over winter, and I see no rust nor air loss in the tires.I'm still impressed by how easy it is to maneuver; with the front axle; it's very easy for myself - a kinda small woman - to control, no matter how heavy it is, on dirt, gravel, or grass.I just used it to move 26 7' T-posts, no problem. The handle converting to a hauler isn't a feature I'll often use, but my friend is getting one for her husband to haul behind the riding mower "to throw rocks into as he mows" and I love that for them! Oop, she's texting now. Bye! And, buy!

I was shocked at how EASY and smooth I can pull this by hand because it's heavy duty and big....unbelievably easy to pull with a load on it and almost 70. VERY happy with this purchase. The sides come off so easy and hooking it up to my mower to pull is just as easy. BUY IT!

Summary:Compared to several other wagons of this type that I have bought; this specific Gorilla wire mesh wagon is several steps over anything else I see here. It stings my wallet, but the value and quality are there. I see a few cost-saving moves were made to reduce part-count\build complexity, and my gripes about those are limited. Could it hold 800lbs? I dont know, and that is irrelevant, because I couldnt move 800lbs with or without this wagons help. I rated the wagon 5 stars because of the 'quality to value to price' aspect, it arrived fast, it was not damaged, and exceeded my expectations.Pros:The steel is of a thicker gauge, making it stronger.The welds are clean and well done.All parts, especially the ones that mount to the wagon that also hold the wheels; are over-engineered and straight. I have received mis-aligned and warped parts from other sellers.Assembly is straight forward and took me less than 10 minutes. One note: the nuts used to attach the U shaped struts to the wagon require a very large socket, wrench, (or vice-grips :D ) You have been warned.Gripes that aren't really Cons:The wagon uses a locking pin in many locations that I would have rather had locking nuts for, like the wheels for example.The sides use a slot-tab design when I would have rather seen the hinge-pin design used in other wagons.So that means when you take the sdies off you have to make sure you dont lose them, where as simply having the 'open' but still attached keeps them with the wagon.Mine came with solid wheels, which is fine; the gripe is the use of locking pin to keep the wheels on. The wheel tubes are hollow, and I do not doubt they can hold any weight I might put on the wagon, but locking nuts on a solid axle would have been a better choice for strength, durability, and adjustment of the slop of the wheels. Mine have a bit of room to wiggle back and forth on the axle, which I do not like, but this is certainly not a showstopper, but possibly a cost saving move.

Wow, this thing is a beast! I just moved a thousand pound American Elm log on top of this cart (with the all the sides off, on just the flatbed with some straps) and this cart didn't even flinch. I've also moved overflowing loads of compost, loam and stacks of firewood and this cart just takes it all without any issues. I've only been using it for about a month, but I suspect it will hold up well for the long term. I will update my review if anything changes. Highly recommended!