Amazon.com Review

As any gardener knows, even the best-laid plans for spending a day with the soil can be ruined by the necessity for repeated trips to the house or shed for the proper equipment. With the Step 2 Garden Hopper, however, it's possible to pack everything you need for a full day's gardening and take it all wherever you go. The Garden Hopper features an extremely sturdy seat that's just high enough to offer a comfortable perch yet low enough to keep you close to your garden. While a molded carrying handle is included within the seat itself, the Hopper's 7-inch wheels make it simple to scoot about without rising. With its sturdy double-wall construction, the Garden Hopper is strong enough to take a lot of rugged treatment. Beneath the seat is a large storage space, perfect for holding your gloves, tools, seeds, cellular phone, and other accessories you may need. In addition, this handy garden helper includes a built-in holder for a 12-ounce beverage, eliminating the need to run back into the house for refreshment. The Garden Hopper measures about 14 inches tall, 12.5 inches wide, and about 22 inches long. --Benjamin Reese ... Read more

Features

• Sturdy double-wall construction
• Work seat with 7" smooth rolling wheels for easy mobility
• Handle is molded into the seat for easy transport
• Large storage shelf for tools and gloves as well as a 12 oz. beverage holder
• Constructed Garden Hopper measures 23" long, 13" wide and 12.5" high

Reviews (7)

Small storage area for tools, seat and cupholder are great.
This is a sturdy cute little addition to my gardening tool collection. The seat is perfect for clipping grass around flower beds. The cup holder is a wonderful idea, now I finish my margaritas not the roses. A warning though, the storage area under the seat is very small. Even a small hand weeder will stick out.

Some good features BUT
This thing is amazingly lightweight, yet incredibly strong. For us old geezers, it's built a bit low to the ground and doesn't move well over grass or dirt when you're sitting on it (if your garden is cement ... never mind).
My two major comments are that my five year old loves the thing to ride around on. He also loves it because, despite the lid being closed, if you leave it out in the rain or snow, it fills with water. thus imitating those little naked cherubs in the fountains when he rides the front wheels over the edge of the sidewalk. Tinkle like a race horse, indeed! But, very funny in a juvenile sense of humor.
So, if you place things inside the Garden Hopper, they will get wet and rusted if metal and ruined if leather (like garden gloves, say). Several items made by Step 2 for kids have better waterproof lids. Just watch at bath time. Wrong engineering for the wrong products, maybe?
I'd look around for better designed products or "always store your stuff out of the rain" as my dad would say.
John Row

Portable, Yet Solid
All you have to do is pick this thing up to know that it's hollow plastic parts. And all you need to do is sit on it once to know that this is one solid little stool.

The manufacturer's catalog that came in the box shows that their other products are children's toys that are built for punishment, yet no so dangerous that they'd crush a child. They've carried that same quality construction through to this little stool.

The wheels are a little on the small side to carry my 230-lb body across a patch of healthy lawn with ease, but it wasn't so difficult that I would have to stand up and move it, either.

I find it a tad inconvienent to reach under the seat to get to tools. There is a cup holder on the outside, but it's design is such that it isn't good for anything but cups or cans. The one thing I'd like to see here is some other sort of outside storage for tools instead of the cup holder.

The all-weather plastic means you can leave it outside, but it's lightweight design means you can store it on an upper shelf, too.

All in all, the solid, but lightweight construction makes this one a keeper.

Great Garden Helper!
I must admit that this was somewhat an impulse purchase, it appeared in my Gold Box and I bought it. It is a great help around the garden. I find that it works best on the sidewalk beside the garden. If I try to sit on it and scoot around the garden, it tends to get stuck. It also works well as a small, mobile table when planting items into my garden. The handy storage area under the seat is a great place to keep garden tools, however it does not provide for drainage, so gloves, metal implements proably should not be stored there.

No more sore back.
This was a gift for the person who does the gardening here. Days spent in flowerbeds were always followed by nights spent in painful spasm. This handy little rolling seat gets you to the right height to work in the garden without having to bend and stoop all day. It rolls easily enough and includes a beverage holder for your water bottle and space enough for several gardening tools. It's been sturdy enough so far and looks like it will last a while. Who knew one of the best gifts would be as simple as a nice place to sit down? ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Tipke's Fold-It cart carries up to 350 pounds of wood, soil, leaves, debris, and anything else you need to haul, and when you're done, it folds up tight to fit wherever you need to store it. Because it balances the weight of your load over the wheels, it's easy for anyone to tote and maneuver--even when fully stacked. Its sturdy aluminum construction is rust- and corrosion-resistant and cleans up quickly with a spray of the hose. The durable 20-inch pneumatic tires add stability and help it negotiate even the toughest terrain. A removable front panel allows for larger loads and easier dumping of soil or leaves. ... Read more

Features

• Folds for easy storage, requires less than 2 square feet of space
• Sturdy, aluminum construction
• Completely rust and corrosion resistant
• Hauls up to 330 pounds
• Open dimensions are 55 by 33-3/4 by 23 inches

Reviews (17)

Awesome Tool!
When I told my husband that I needed a compact, folding if possible cart or wheelbarrow, he said I was asking for the moon and was doubtful that he'd find one. Well sure enough he found this one and I was thrilled! I'm a professional gardener and when the cart arrived, the assembly was so simple that I was off and loading it up right away. All my tools fit, it was very light weight and it fit very compactly in the back of my Jeep Cherokee. The real test came when I loaded it up with mulch to see how it would work as a wheelbarrow. It was teriffic!! I could fit more in it than the wheelbarrow I was using, and it was easier to fill. Because it has 2 wheels instead of 1, it wouldn't tip over when filled to the brim! Unloading it was easy too, I just took the back off and dumped the mulch where I needed it. The channels for that back panel do get a bit plugged up with mulch after a hard day of work, but clean up easy enough. This cart is totally awesome....this is the best tool investment I made last year! Thanks for a wonderful product!!

HANDY HELPER
Arriving to the job site in a 1-ton utility work truck loaded with all types of tools/equipment/materials is one thing, getting into a building/site with limited access is another. The solution, "fold-it" !! This light weight "mule" has become my best buddy. Prior to purchasing my "fold-it" i either made several trips to and from my work truck, arms loaded to the gills or used a bulky wheelbarrow to carry my tools/material. This is certainly a "tool" that has REALLY made me money (time saver). Although i thought it was pricey for a "cart", i have no regrets. The solution for me as for the gauge of the aluminum was a $35 investment. I went to a local metal materials shop and had 3 pieces of "aluminum diamond deck" cut to fit, 2 lower pieces (by the way, if it really matters to you like it did me, make sure that the fit is the same as the bottom deck of the cart, one side is slightly less then the other in width)the other piece was for the sliding back. I attached the diamond deck using a rivot gun.Maybe if your lucky, after TIPKE reads this, they may offer this idea as an accessory. The thought in my mind as i was "customizing" my "ride" was that regreting the day it would be "car jacked" :( Not only does she look good, but really re-inforced it without much added weight. Now if i could only find someone to cut me some custom aluminum wheels on a CNC machine i could start a "fold_it" cart club. :) All in all dont' hesitate, BUY ONE!! ops, one bad note, the rubber "boots" attached to the front legs fell off. If your not going to do the "diamond deck", at the very least use a dab' of silicon caulk to adhere the rubber boots to the legs. happy haulin'

Best Thing Going BUT----
This will be our third Foldit. (Amazon's got by far the best price at this moment--) It's a workhorse and still the best thing going that I know of BUT be aware:

1. The tires are flimsy. Get good tubes (if the tires come without them) and get a plastic strip thorn-proofer from a bike shop. It will help. Might as well get a can of flat tire spray, too, if you're going to pull it over anything rough or thorny (like berry prunings).

2. The design has a serious weak point: the rolled sides of the cart (where the handles slide in) will split at the handle-locking rivets if you habitually carry much weight (say 50 lb or so) over rough ground. This is very hard to fix and the split widens until there's a big tear and the handles fall out --permanently. That's what finally did in carts one and two. This time I'm going to try to reinforce the area around the rivets immediately, before they have a chance to start a split. Fold-it seems to outlast expensive wood carts by years despite this flaw.

3. Plan to pull the cart. Pushing as you would a wheelbarrow is hopeless. (A Fold-it is not necessarily a wheelbarrow substitute.) It's handier and better balanced by far than any deep plastic or wood cart I've tried, but it's not good at moving manure or heavy loads into the garden --the tires are narrow and sink into worked soil, and it's not made for turning in place or flipping upside down as you would a wheelbarrow. You can push it down a row empty and pull it out with a light load of weeds or produce, though.

4. You get to balance the load yourself. This is good. Some carts get heavier and pull harder as you load them. Balance the load in a Fold-it so there's weight behind the wheels and you can pull it with one finger, on hard ground.

5. The bed is a convenient height, great for taking to the orchard to bring back with heavy baskets of fruit, to the clothesline with heavy baskets of clothes, from car to kitchen door with mega-loads of groceries. Easy to load because the bed is flat and rectangular, and you don't have to lift heavy dog food bags (for instance) over the sides. You can slide them out the back with the gate off.

6. If you use the Fold-it for hauling hay, compost or weeds, expect to spend some time cleaning the fold lines if you ever need to fold it. Plan ahead if you're taking it to a horse show!

it works well WHEN it works, but ...
1.
The plus side is that this thing FOLDS, which saves space during
storage, and which permits it to be carried in a bigger vehicle,
much as a boat supposedly can be carried by a ship.
While the fold feature IS a plus, it also invites p-r-o-b-l-e-m-s
(because moving parts are prone to breakdown and mismatch).
2.
Should the ability of this thing to "go away" (by folding when it
is not needed) not be essential, this reviewer would recommend a
look at the B00011SPU0 (highlight/copy/paste this into "Search").
Although the B00011SPU0 cart does-NOT fold, it has three features
- it has a nice blue color (hey, ya gotta live with it, no?)
- it ships postpaid: i.e., free shipping, though from third party
- it has puncture-proof solid rubber tires, yielding rougher ride
3.
Should you intend to store or use this thing near the seashore, I
suggest that you weigh in the salt air as a factor in the useful
lifespan of your cart. Although the aluminum supposedly* resists
corrosion, there is the (remote?) possibility that the salt air
of an ocean-front location would ROT the aluminum. ROT, not rust.
*"marine grade aluminum"
By way of comparison, the B00011SPU0 has a polyethylene tub; this
plastic is heavy-duty (and non-biodegradable!). The zinc plating
on the B00011SPU0's steel frame (galvanized to resist rust) isn't
permanent, yet your back will probably go out before the cart has
gone to the Road Warrior graveyard.
4.
I omitted one star because aluminum requires obscene amounts of
electricity (uranium or fossil fuel) to manufacture.
The other star is gone because I'd rather hand it to B00011SPU0.
5.
In case you have the determination or patience to forgo WHEELS, I
suggest that you make use of your hip joints to schlep your cargo
-in a SINGLE-wheeled wheelbarrow (more balance, less "footprint")
-in a shoulder-held coolie carrier (twin sides require dexterity)
-in a basket or padded tub atop your head (calls for sobriety)...
6.
Should you intend to use this thing anywhere near motor vehicles,
such as in a driveway or in a campground, please take the time to
affix generous amounts of conspicuous RETROREFLECTIVE tape to all
outer borders of the container. Although MUD and sludge would not
permit the beam of headlights to bounce off the carefully applied
RETROREFLECTIVE tape strips (back to the eyes of the driver), you
still stand a b-e-t-t-e-r chance of saving your Fold-It cart from
being trashed by two tons of steel than by leaving it defenseless
withOUT the 3M tape (preferably canary yellow or zebra-striped).
Apply the tapes BEFORE you first dog the cart, so that the bond
of the adhesive is stronger than when compromised by water/grit.
7.
In order to make your neighbor's cart more attractive to thieves,
mark YOUR cart by either drilling your initials, social, or home
address into a flat panel of the cart. Alternatively, borrow the
"engraving tool" (loaner unit) from your friendly peace officer.
While you're at deterring theft of your cart, take time to also
inscribe a traceable ID onto a hidden part of your nonexpendable
BICYCLES (such as on the underside of the crankshaft): PREVENTION
8.
Hope this review was helpful. Comments welcome to my web address.

Very useful and convenient
This is a very useful cart for anyone who has a large yard like mine and lot of leaves and yard waste to haul around. The ability to fold is a big plus. The light aluminium body makes it very easy to pull it with heavy load. I am surprised that Home Depot or Lowes do not sell anything like this. This is definitely more elegant and easier to handle than the typical wheel barrows. I reduced one star for the high price. I think it can be a little cheaper. The 170 dollars price tag is not completely justified. ... Read more

Features

• Hauls up to 300 pounds
• Folds for easy storage
• Completely rust & corrosion resistant
• Sturdy, aluminum construction

Reviews (2)

Tipke Marine Utility Cart
I bought one of these carts about 6 years ago. I am an artist who participates in art and craft shows so I use it to haul my display, canopy and products. It has held up perfectly over the years. It's been the best cart I could have purchased. It folds up small enough to fit in the back of my Toyota Tercel hatchback with plenty of room for everything else. It hasn't rusted or dented. I barely even have to oil the 2 hinged elements (I think I've done that once or twice since purchase). I've loaded it up with sand bags and heavy umberella stands and it takes a lot of weight. All I do is add air to the tires about twice a year. I use it every weekend so it's seen a lot of use. I've had lots of other crafts people ask me where I got it. They all recognize how much better it is than a dolly that requires straps or bungee cords to secure everything in. This is a great price for it... I almost feel like getting another one, but mine is still fine so I don't need it.

Comparison of 1300 and 2100 model
I purchased both the 1300 and 2100 model. The 2100 was...more expensive. Other then that the 2100 is painted blue, I was unable to find a difference in the two models. The only actual problem with either cart is that when loading the cart you have to balance some of the weight up near the legs because if you put all the weight by the wheel the cart will tip. ... Read more

Product Description

7 CUFT Heavy Duty Wooden Push Farm/ Yard Cart, Capacity 300 LB, 20" Pneumatic Wheels, Galvanized Steel Edging, Black Finish Tubular Steel Handles, Lift-Out Front Panel For Easier Dumping, Assembly Required, Wood Construction., ... Read more

Features

• Cart measures 43 by 27 by 5 inches; weighs 68 pounds
• Heavy-duty garden cart; 7 cubic feet for towing sod, trees, and waste
• Wood construction with galvanized steel edging for extra support; cart supports up to 300 pounds
• Steel legs provide sturdy base; steel tubular handle for comfortable grip while pushing
• Equipped with 2, 20-inch diameter pneumatic tires with 3/4-inch axles; assembly required

Features

• Runs all day long a single charge, recharges overnight, environmentally friendly
• Premium motorized, battery-powered and self-propelled
• Self-propelled with forward and reverse modes, and 2-speed operation
• No lifting, no pushing, no awkward balancing
• Hauls up to 200 lbs, holds 5 cubic feet, and travels at 2 mph

Features

• Heavy-duty powder-coated metal construction for years of service
• Ground level loading
• Self-centering design for bulky large loads
• Foldable for easy storage
• Tear-proof Dura-lite fabric holds up to 350 pounds

Reviews (4)

Handy cart
I have been using and abusing this cart since I got it from Amazon. It is highly maneuverable and, with a quick change of the pins, is storable in a small space.

It doesn't hold as much as I'd like in terms of volume. The flaps on the straps come undone pretty easily. And it is hard to upend the cart as you would a wheelbarrow to empty the contents. And when you do upend the cart, not everything falls out.

It is strong and light. All in all, I recommend the cart for light to medium gardening.

allsop wheelbarrow
I was eagerly awaiting the arrival of this product. When it came, the box was ripped on both ends. the gripper part of the
handles were dirty and one of them was ripped. Don't know if that was from shipping. There were no directions enclosed.
After spending 45 minutes to get it together I gave up.
I was very surprised that you would have to change the pins when you store and then again when you use. Think that would be very difficult as time goes on and you use the product.As a woman, I would have problems changing the pins.

Extremely pleased with this product
Great design! Easy to load, unload and maneuver. Easy to clean and store.

A must for gardeners with limited storage space.
This sturdy cart folds up for easy storage against the wall of a garage. Not having room for a wheelbarrow in a so-called two car garage, I had been looking for a sturdy alternative to tote dirt, rocks, compost and mulch around the yard. This little number fit the bill perfectly. Seven 40 lb. bags of compost (which were heavier than 40 lbs. owing to rain) were no obstacle to this cart. The canvas out of which it is made is very hardy, and the frame is of a heavy-duty metal construction. I wouldn't suggest mixing cement in it, but almost any other abuse to which you would subject a wheelbarrow, you can subject this cart to. And when you're done with your project, you can fold it up and lean it against the corner of the garage. A great product. ... Read more

Product Description

2 Wheel Poly Lawn Cart, 6 CU.FT. Wheelbarrow Tray, 2 Poly Spoked Wheels For Easy Handling, 300 LB Capacity, 3/4" Diameter Axle, 20" Diameter Semi Pneumatic Tires, Made In USA. ... Read more

Features

• Two 14" semi-pnuematic wheels for steady transport of materials
• 300 lbs load capacity
• Seamless poly bed resists rust
• Yellow di-chromate hardware resists rust
• 1/2" dia. Axle

Features

• Bed is one-piece poly 30.5"W x 41"L x 11"H
• 500 lbs load capacity
• Easily converts from push to tow dump cart
• Poly bed is quiet and resists rust
• Four 14" x 4" pneumatic rib wheels

Features

• Motorized, battery-powered and self-propelled
• Runs all day long a single charge, recharges overnight, environmentally friendly
• No lifting, no pushing, no awkward balancing
• Hauls up to 200 lbs, holds 5 cubic feet, and travels at 2 mph

Reviews (7)

Great gift
This cart is perfect. i got one as a gift from my kids last christmas, and i can't imagine doing yardwork without it now.

Obviuosly much easier than lugging potting soil around by hand.. which was gettting harder and harder to do with my bad back!...

The drink holder comes in quite handy too.. no more turned over soda cans in the grass. A small feature on this produc. but handy.

I didnt' think i needed a wheelbarow with a motor.. but this is really a great help for me. I'd recommend it to anyone who likes to garden but hates the hard work associated with it. i love mine..

LUV is a luv
I just got this a week ago...assembled in about an hour, goes together well.

I have been using it in the garden, and it lets me do things that exhausted me previously...I am somewhat weakened because of surgery last year, and a regular wheelbarrow is really hard to handle.

the LUV makes all things possible - planted two big plants today, and used the LUV to haul the un-needed dirt from the hole to the dirt pile.

also, carry all my tools to the site in the LUV so that I don't have to go back to get anything.

LUV the LUV. don't know what I would do without it! just checked to make sure that it seems popular, because if there is any chance the maker would go under, I would buy a backup LUV (ie, an extra).

however, looks like it is being sold in more and more places, and I cannot imagine any senior citizen (like me) going without it.

Michael

Yardmans helper
I just got this cart and I think it is already worth the money. I had a truck load of mulch and hills to go up with it. The cart went up hill with no problem. Dug up huge clump of zebra grass so heavy I couldn't lift it. But just rolled it into the cart pushed the control and away we went up hill to woods, dumped not a problem. I think this thing is great for an older person like me when you can no longer do the heavy stuff. I LUV it.

Gardening Pleasure Returns
I highly recommend this product to anyone doing gardening or yardwork. It was so wonderful to have some help spreading 20 yards of mulch, it was actually a pleasure. Instead of some dreaded yard work, I now look forward to other garden chores with excitement. I don't know what I would do without my LUVcart.

Not Worth It
Two parts required to assemble it were defective and I had to make my own. The instruction manual says no steep hills, but the web site said nothing of this limitation. (I bought it because my yard is very hilly.) The instruction manual says not to store it in temperatures over 75 degrees F. This apparently eliminates outside use and storage in the summer. The instruction manual said not to discharge the battery all the way, or it would be damaged. (How does one know when to stop and charge the battery unles it stops propelling the cart, and is thus completely discharged?) The instruction manual says to charge the battery every month even if it has not been used. Winter storage thus becomes inconvenient. (Whoever heard of maintaining your wheelbarrow in the winter?) ... Read more

Features

• Easy single lever release dump mechanism
• 650 lbs load capacity
• Poly 30"W x 45"L x 12"H bed
• 18" x 9.50" knobby tread tires with needle bearings and grease zerks for high speeds and rough terrain
• Poly bed construction is quiet and resists rust

Product Description

This Nursery Wagon with pneumatic tires has a heavy-gauge wire mesh bed so spilled dirt falls to the ground. Wood sides stabilize loads and are easily removed for oversized items. Overall size is 44 1/2" L x 26"W x 20 1/4" H. Load capacity is 440 lbs. Approximate shipping weight 66 lbs. ... Read more

Reviews (2)

Disastrous quality - Amazon should abandon Grizzly
I rarely comment on purchases here but this one was truly lousy.

1. Lots of parts. No instructions.
2. Terrible QC. Parts fit poorly, and there were parts of the cart that paint hadn't reached. The wood slats are lightweight and cheap. They will break as soon as any pressure is put on them. The wheels are held on by simple cotter pins - not terribly sturdy or durable. Fit and finish is dreadful.
3. The cart had clearly been kept in a damp warehouse for an extended period. There were rust spots on the unpainted parts of the cart; the parts were coated with dust; there was mildew on the wooden sides. The tires were deflated.

We were able to figure out how to put it together in the end; we bought touchup paint at an auto parts store and covered the rust; and ultimately I will redo the wooden sides. But this is far more work than should have been required.

the only reason to get even one star is that after all the bother the platform and wheels are reasonably appropriate for their task - carting trash down a long driveway.

Not for the mechanically challenged
First of all, the size of this wagon is misrepresented by its description on Amazon: its bed length is closer to 36", rather than 42.5". Since our first (defective) and second (replacement) wagons had no instructions, I am glad my husband could figure out how to piece them both together. Now for the other hassles: the first wagon we received had a defective steering mechanism. We called Grizzly's customer service (which has no toll free number) to get a replacement for the defective part, and they required us to ship the entire wagon back, also at our expense, hopefully to be reimbursed eventually (in spite of their first attempt to pay us for only half of the return shipping). Even though we repackaged and shipped it back immediately, they refused to send us a replacement until they received the defective wagon back, so the replacement process took a couple of weeks. The replacement wagon had supposedly been "quality checked" by Grizzly before they sent it to us, but one wheel was coated with a rusty residue and four cotter pins (for securing the wheels) were missing. Rather than face the hassle of calling customer service long distance, disassembling, repackaging, hauling to a UPS center, faxing a UPS receipt to Grizzly for reimbursement, and emailing them multiple times during the process to check on the progress of our order, we opted to remove the rust ourselves and buy more cotter pins at the local hardware store. The reason I gave this wagon 2 stars is that it looks like it will be sturdy when we finally put it together! ... Read more

Product Description

Oversized 30in. x 46in. deck with 8in. high side walls 5in. x 13in. pneumatic tires. Lightweight design has heavy 1200-lb. capacity. Rounded crate corners for reduced damage to finished walls. ... Read more

Features

• Wide Track
• Rounded Crate Corners
• Plastic Body

Product Description

This handy little platform cart turns any hauling or moving task into an easy chore. Holding up to 330 pounds, it glides easily on 4" rubber wheels with ball bearings and front swivel casters. Wrap around bumper prevents accidental scratches to walls while sturdy vinyl surface helps keep items from slipping off. Cart with enamel finish has fold down handle and measures 29"Lx18-3/4"Wx33"H. Imported. ... Read more

Product Description

500 LB, Tow Behind Dump Cart, 16" x 3" Pneumatic Tires, 20 Gauge Steel Bed, 22 Gauge Steel Tailgate, 5/8" Diameter Axle, 1 Year Warranty. ... Read more

Features

• 500 LB, Tow Behind Dump Cart,
• 16" x 3" Pneumatic Tires
• 20 Gauge Steel Bed
• 22 Gauge Steel Tailgate, 5/8" Diameter Axle,
• 1 Year Warranty...

Product Description

Load garden flats on both levels of this Nursery Push Cart with plenty of room to spare. Pneumatic tires smooth bumpy ground. Capacity is 660 pounds and measures 54 3/8"L x 23 3/4"W x 36 1/2"H. Approximate shipping weight 116 lbs. ... Read more

Product Description

The Model 20 Garden Cart, with its versatility, is just right for general yard and garden chores. With a maximum payload of 300 pounds, the Model 20 is still large enough for spring and fall clean-up projects, but perfect for your everyday gardening and yard chores. Like the Model 26, the tires will allow you to move smoothly and efficiently and the removable front panel makes dumping even the largest loads safe and easy. ... Read more

Features

• Easy to handle
• 20" hard rubber tires
• Removable front panel for easy dumping
• 300 lb. capacity
• Made in USA

Features

• Yellow di-chromate hardware resists rust
• 1000 lbs load capacity
• 19 ga 32.5"W x 49"L x 12"H steel bed construction
• Removable tailgate with reinforced guides for added strength
• Four 14" x 4" pneumatic rib wheels

Product Description

Innovative design easily attaches to 3-points on most ATVs: rear hitch and front A-arms. Constructed of powder-coated super-duty steel square tubing. Leaf spring design helps bolster suspension. Detaches in seconds, leaving no ground clearance issues. For use with plow blade (#25500874), dump bucket (2500875) and pallet lifter (#2500876). U.S.A. ... Read more

Product Description

If you have a large yard or need some extra hauling capacity our midsize cart has an 8.0 cubic foot tub. The Utility Cart is perfect for yard work, farms, ranches, boat marinas, etc. . It is available with 16" Rib Tire, 16" knobby, 16" or 20 pneumatic bicycle, 16" or 20" Flat-Proof spoke wheel or 15.5" Solid Flat-Proof Rib Tire. This cart consists of a UV-protected, heavy duty polyethylene tub, corrosion resistant zinc-plated steel frame and steel wheels with ball bearings for a durable cart that will last for many years of frequent use. Perfect for farm, ranch, home owners, marinas, schools and many other uses. The tub 8.0 cubic foot measures 43L x 26W x 16D. Weight capacity is rated at 400 lbs. THIS ITEM NUMBER HAS A BROWN TUB. ... Read more

Features

• 8 cu. ft. capacity
• Carries 400 lbs.
• Thick Poly Tub
• Durable Steel Frame
• Strong Steel Wheels