Vonhaus All-terrain Heavy Duty Garden Cart High Load Capacity 770lbs With Folding Sides and 10-inch Off-road Pneumatic Tires

Nifty cart for hauling all kinds of stuff around the garden and yard. Holds about as much as a medium-sized wheelbarrow. The tires roll over obstacles easily, and the cart navigates stairs and other irregularities in the landscape pretty well even when the cart is loaded.Easy to assemble if you're reasonably mechanically inclined. In a couple of places I found the instructions a little vague (like how to install the panel locks), but I figured it out without too much trouble.The plastic liner is a nice accessory -- though I'm skeptical it is thick enough to last long with garden use. I've already poked a hole in it hauling branches. I'm considering making a liner out of a more durable material using the existing one as a template. Also, the one that came with it did have a strong manufactured plastic smell out of the box. After airing out overnight, though, the smell went away.

I took a long hard look at all these garden carts types. They are all made in China, and are Vary similar. I think this is the best for the money. The bed liner finally sold me, that plus I like the way the framing under the bed is constructed, more and wider cross bracing. It went together well. The instructions were good, not like some of the reviews about instructions that I read. Many reviews said that these carts smell really bad, not so with this one. The bed liner has a slight smell to it but not at all bad. It is smaller then I expected, but not too small. All tires were well inflated, unlike some other reviews. Wheel bearings were well lubricated. Some assembly tips. Grease all pivot points, check the 4 bolts on each wheel rim, I found some loose. I had to add washers as spacers where the handle attaches to the steering bar. I also had to spread the inner parts of the combination handle assembly, it was too loose and sloppy. I found no real problems with this cart. I am pleased with it, and I recommend it. P.S. I put a 3/8 plywoodfloor in it, May do the sides as well.

I have not actually used this in the yard yet, but it appears pretty well made. Assembly had three items of note:1 - A washer was missing, apparently due to a hole in the plastic bag that held a large number of such parts and a small hole in the box. Check carefully. The washer was easily replaced at a HW store but some of the bolts would not be so easy.2 - All the nuts and bolts were metric. It is much easier to assemble with a socket wrench(s). Make sure your tools can do metric (12 and 13 mm).3 - The tires were not inflated. This makes sense in hindsight and with an air compressor was not a big deal but others might have to go to a service station to inflate. Much easier to do before the tires are installed on the cart. Be careful inflating, the tires are so small compared to a car tire they get to pressure very quickly.Overall it looks good and should fill my needs well.

Just got it put together, it took a few hours for two of us to put this thing together, a lot of that time was spent on effort to attempt to straighten bent pieces. I was really disappointed. The parts are bent and not even welded in straight, so putting part to part becomes a real chore. To say it is poorly engineered and executed is an understatement. I do think it will work OK for what we intend but certainly I am concerned how durable it will be especially since the bends will cause more wear in certain areas and not allow proper and even weight distribution. The bends also make it more difficult for the front wheels to turn from side to side, so pulling it becomes a little harder. I would not recommend it. If the pieces were made better it could easy be a great product, as it stands it is mediocre. It is possible we just got a bad set up but I think others should consider this could happen to them as well. If it had not been in such a large box I think we might have returned it.

Excellent garden cart. Arrived promptly, all components and little parts present. Instructions for assembly clear and written decent English. Assembly only takes about 45 min to 1 hr even for an older guy. One tire arrived deflated, but after filling and making sure other tires were at 30 psi have held pressure for over 2 weeks. Owned one previously until after 10-12 years outside it finally rusted out in some spots even after repainting twice and tires were starting to split and not hold air. Can only hope I get as much use out of this one. New feature of being able to remove end of handle and attach to garden tractor is a nice improvement. All sides fold down to provide a flatbed cart for oversized items or reducing height items must be lifted to get onto cart. It easily handles 400 lb loads and have no doubt it can take 750+ lb as advertised.Very pleased with product and shipping/service.

Great all purpose cart - not difficult to assemble, but it is a good idea to have two people and you need a few tools! We use it quite a bit. Wheels are nice because they are good quality inflated rubber and the ride is smooth.

This is very cheaply made. The handle is floppy. The locking handles are too short to fit through both holes on the C-hinges and still reach the U- shaped. The cotter pins holding the sides is too loose. The hole on the protruding cylinder for the front axle is from back to front, not side to side. Hard to insert cotter pin. Missing (3) Split washers, (2) M8 - 24mm Bolts (2) M8 nuts and (3) M8 washers. They must have fallen out one of the 5 huge holes in the packing box. Received in destroyed box with no packing slip. Makes it a little difficult to return. What would I expect...Dutch name but Made in China. Starting to rethink buying onlineWould like to add info. The reason the locking handles won't fit. The width of the cart is 17 5/16 in. The front and back panels are 15 5/8 in. This makes the sides lean in at an angle leaving large gaps.