Gorilla CartsGCR-4 Poly Dump Cart, 2-Wheel Garden Wagon with Foldable Handle, 4 cu ft, 300 lb. Capacity, Black/Yellow

There was a surprising amount of thought and unusual planning that went into design and instructions for this project. Ikea should take notice!First, the nuts bolts and washers came mounted on a card in grouped according to which step on the instructions they were used in. Many of them were identical pieces, but only the number that was needed for that step was attached to the card at that step. Why doesn't anybody else do this?Speaking of nuts, they all had nylon lock threads so they won't loosen over time. How thoughtful!One note to watch for, the bolts have a square shaft just under the head which is intended to fit into square holes in the pan of the wheelbarrow. When assembling, be careful too twist those bolts a little too in a frog so they lin up in the square hole rather than sitting on top of it.Bolts must be inserted through the pan and then through the support tubing on the bottom. Rather than require you to hold the bolt up in place while you keep the tubing lined up to fit over the bolt and then get the washer and nut on top of that stack.. probably requiring two people... the hole in the plastic hand has a little imperfection in it that grabs the bolt when you slide it through and keeps it in place while you fiddle around with the tubing and washer and nut. This is a striking example of in-depth planning with the end user in mind!The tires are pneumatic, but came hard and fully inflated. Imagine that!All together, assembly was easy and seemed to be designed by an industrial engineer. By contrast, the shipping box looked like it had been put together in Mom and Pop's garage. It had heavy duty Staples all along two sides. It was not going to pop open in transit! The challenge was getting the box open without destroying it (in case it's needed for a return, which looks unlikely at this point).Once assembled, it rolls easily, is maneuverable, and seems quite sturdy. All the parts same well designed, including the front lip on the pan Which has a whole line of reinforcing ribs on the underside so that loads can be dumped with the lip on the ground supporting the pan.Usefulness? I have no idea. I haven't used it yet. It was just a joy to assemble!I plan to update this review in 6 months after the ice and snow abate.

I love this cart! Was pretty eaay to assemble. It's very solid and can hold a lot weight. I like how low to the ground it is. Used it to dig out loads of clay soil to create a garden. Didn't need to lift the shovel nearly as high as a traditional wheelbarrow. Also like that it has 2 tires so it doesn't tip over. Highly recommend for any gardener!

Excellent Cart/Wheelbarrow!!! Best thing I could have purchased to help me clean up around my house and yard! This cart can hold a lot not only in volume but also in weight! With the handle and 2 wheels its easy to push and pull around even with a full load and the design of it makes dumping its contents a piece of cake! Its very strong and sturdy and I have no issues with it at all! Definitely worth every cent I paid for it and more!

When I finally got it put together...it is perfect! Great for gardening especially moving around and spreading bags of soil. It is lower to the ground which is perfect for this and you can keep soil in it's bag and shovel out what you need through your opening. This process would be much more difficult if using a higher up wheelbarrow, I would also tend to cause the wheelbarrow to tip over everytime:(. This cart is also very stable with fat tires, you can push it or pull it. It would be great to hold plants as well as it is totally flat inside the bed (not like a wheelbarrow).Putting it together wasn't necessarily difficult although I had trouble getting the long dowel through the holes that holds both wheels, I ended up using a hammer to help me but ended up tapping the edges a bit which made putting on the wheel extremely difficult, so if you have trouble, seek out help by a strong human, not a hammer. Or use a hammer over something to protect the edges of the dowel.

As an aging, but still avid gardener with back issues and arthritis, I'm always looking for tools that make it possible for me to continue to garden. This fits the bill perfectly. I'm thrilled with the performance and design of this cart. The low to the ground design makes it much easier to load, and provides excellent stability. The pneumatic tires have zero issue dealing with all sorts of terrain without the cart tipping or becoming hard to move.The build quality throughout is very good -- it has a very solid feel, and the plastic tub is thick and sturdy. I was especially impressed with how easy it was to put together. The instructions are clear, and all the fasteners are grouped by assembly step. I was able to assemble it by myself in about 10 minutes. You will need a 13mm wrench or socket for assembly.While most of the time I'm using it to haul 100 pounds or less, I did use it to haul 240 pounds (three 80 pound concrete sacks). Based on on well it performed with that, I'd say the claimed 300 pound capacity is accurate.One of my best gardening tool purchases to date -- five stars.

This cart is easy to assemble. It holds a lot and is very sturdy. It is easy to clean. Even when fully loaded there is no problem maneuvering it.