VIVOHOME Heavy Duty 880 Lbs Capacity Mesh Steel Garden Cart Folding Utility Wagon with Removable Sides and 4.10/3.50-4" Wheels 10 inch Tire (Blue)

We live on a 2-acre lot and use this cart to transport nearly everything to and from the house and workshop, which are on opposite ends of the property. I put this together myself in about 30 minutes while watching tv. It was simple, directions were easy to understand. The way that this can become a flat bed cart is great so you can carry larger items when needed. It makes a lot of rattling noise when using because its metal and the sides all drop down so they are not welded in place, therfore its rattles a bit but not from lack of sturdiness. We find this cart to be useful and worth the price point. The wheels move with ease and its easy to steer. Only caveat for me is that I wish it had the hard wheels that don't require air. But, great cart well worth the cost.

I bought this heavy duty garden wagon which is supposed to hold 880 ibs hoping that it would be good for a hundred pounds or so and it is. Much more than that and I think it would collapse, and -- that's only on pavement so if you're thinking about using it as a garden wagon it is all but worthless. I bumped it with a 30 lb flower pot and bent one side so it's hard to close but I mostly use it as a flat bed so that doesn't matter. The nylock nut that holds the steering yoke on keeps coming loose, again, not a problem, just tighten it every couple of days. It also comes pre-rusted so you don't have to worry about it looking nice. It's probably worth the price. Sort of. Maybe.

The VIVOHOME Heavy Duty Garden Cart, a robust and versatile wagon designed to conquer even the most demanding hauling tasks.Imagine a world where moving heavy loads is no longer a back-breaking chore. A world where you can effortlessly transport everything from garden supplies to construction materials with ease and efficiency. This is the world the VIVOHOME Heavy Duty Garden Cart promises to deliver.Picture yourself, a resourceful homeowner, tackling a challenging landscaping project. The VIVOHOME Heavy Duty Garden Cart, your steadfast ally, stands ready to assist. With its impressive 880 lbs. capacity and durable steel construction, it can handle even the most substantial loads.This formidable garden cart is more than just a simple wagon; it is a testament to the power of heavy-duty engineering. Its removable sides, flexible handles, and noise-reduction tires make it a versatile and practical tool for any homeowner.However, as a discerning user, it's important to be aware of a potential assembly challenge. As I discovered during my own assembly experience, the "U" joint on my unit was slightly misaligned. This required the use of an adjustable clamp and a rubber mallet to bend the joint into the correct position. While this issue may not affect every unit, it's a detail worth noting for potential buyers.Despite this minor assembly hurdle, the VIVOHOME Heavy Duty Garden Cart remains a highly recommended tool for homeowners seeking a reliable and powerful hauling solution. Its impressive capacity, durable construction, and versatile design make it a worthwhile investment for any demanding task.So, conquer your hauling challenges with the VIVOHOME Heavy Duty Garden Cart. Let it be your reliable partner in transforming arduous tasks into effortless endeavors.

I am very pleased with this product. One of the great benefits of using an online retailer like Amazon is to get the feedback of folks who have actually purchased and used the product.I cannot understand some of the negative reviews. Assembly was a cinch. The parts all fit well and went together easily. The product is very sturdy and well made. One review mentioned sharp edges, I did not experience this, but again this is designed to be a work wagon, not a child's toy, so they may have had a different expectation.I am very pleased with this purchase.

We have had ours for a year or so, we use it for unload/load groceries or loading our Camper for trips. The yoke/pull arm to the front legs Started crimping the weak metal cross beam to the Point I had to retighten it several times. Each time it would just get loose again because it kept bending squeezing the weak metal till I had to mod it. This is a high stress point , pulling , turning, and lifting pint for uneven ground. In our case in and out front door stoop(4-6”). Bad engineering at that point. I wonder if they have modified it yet. I would like to know how

So far so good, beats the hell out of those rinky dink air flyer garbage ones! Very sturdy for carting a heavy load around, and sides can be removed with the cotter pins if you need more space when storing and travel. Fo my particular uses I wish the sides were a little taller, but that's a minor complaint.

I wanted to love this wagon. We bought it for the purpose of hauling gardening soil bags along with cement bags (50 lbs bags). It’s fairly easy to put together. However, you do need your own tools as it doesn’t come with tools for assembly. The axles are held on to the bottom of the wagon by pre-soldered bolts. The back axle is held in place by two bolts, while the front is held on by only one bolt.As soon as we started loading the wagon with four 50 lbs cement bags (two stacked on the front end and two stacked on the back end), the front axle, where the wagon handle is also attached for steering, started to sag. The bolt that held the axle in place started bending and pushed the wheels back and upwards into the bottom of the wagon. We ended up having to bend the bolt back in place every time we used the wagon. It’s a good-looking wagon but poorly designed. I would not recommend it and will not buy it again.

Love it! I can now overload my wagon for garden or camping. To bring water to a garden or camping be prepared because of the fact water weighs a lot! Example: 1 gallon is 8.34 at room temperature so toting a 50 gallon barrel without the barrel's weight is a staggering 417 lbs! I use a 63 gal food safe bladder anyone can do the math, but this wagon is a work horse for everything including toting water!