Oversized Garden Carts Wagon, 800 Lbs Capacity, Black

Instructions are pretty good once you realise that for eg M12 lock nuts they'll give a quantity that includes loose nuts and nuts already loosely screwed onto bolts. Personally I had no problems with assembly. There is one phase where you have two struts to attach at both ends to brace the tipping mechanism - these two struts are mirror images so you need to match the correct strut to the correct side. Oh, actually there was another tiny issue with the side panels. The front and back, smaller, panels have a locking lever to hold onto the ends of each of the longer panels. On two of these the lever engaged when raised without issue, but on two of them I had to slightly widen the gap on one end of each of the longer panels, levering a screwdriver into it. Just a smidge to let the lever lock slide in. This is going to be a real help once spring starts properly and I'm having to move sand and compost all over the garden. The only downside was that I hadn't really thought about where I'd be keeping it. It's so lovely I want to build it a little shed all of its own. But it'll probably just sit out, with the liners removed.

Arrived well packaged in a manageable sized box. Assembly was straightforward, but the instructions could have been a bit clearer, however it’s pretty obvious where everything goes. The fasteners came vacuum packed on a small sheet of cardboard and everything was laid out and grouped together. I got the tipping version which has a heavy duty spring loaded release catch which works well. The sides and end are held together with spring pins and can be removed in seconds if you need a flat bed trolley. The tipping function will come in handy so I’m glad I chose that version. The cart is just over 500mm wide, so will pass through a doorway easily (I assembled my cart in the kitchen as it was raining outside). The cart moves nicely when pushed or pulled, and is light enough to be lifted if need be. It also comes with a very good quality liner. I will store the cart in an outside storage box to protect from the weather. You will need a good set of metric spanners and/or a socket set to assemble. All nuts have nylon inserts to they won’t shake loose. Really pleased with this cart.

Been an absolute godsend. We moved house across the road and this little fella shifted loads of stuff for us. Now it's great in the garden when pruning and wetting and for shifting shopping, etc up the path. The wheels are great, nice and big so it's easy to pull. I got this one as it had the higher sides to fit more in. They can come off easily if you need a flatbed too. It even tips, although the catch is a bit sticky. The only downside is the steering. It works great until you have a weighty load, and then the weight presses down on the front axle which then doesn't steer easily and seems to catch. Might be that I need to check my assembly. But for the price and the use it's had already, I'm chuffed.

2.4 cubic metre load of logs stored away in a morning! What used to take several days, has taken 4 hours with 8 crate loads. Very sturdy and easy to put together. The hydraulic wheels are excellent for steps and uneven ground. I live in a hilly part of the country and have to bring logs from car park to wood store which involves quite an obstacle course bends, steps, stones,grass and inclined terrain but this cart handled it with ease. I only wish I had bought it sooner! Will come in handy for all other heavy garden transportation.

Start off with the positives - no issues with delivery, box a little damaged but everything inside was okay. Cart, once put together, is good and will hopefully do well with the jobs I have to do with it Negatives - the assembly instructions are terrible. All required pieces were included and even had some spares, however, I had to basically ignore the instructions and workout where everything went especially the washers. The part numbers, sizes and quantities of the nuts and bolts do not match what is in the pack Hints- 4 silver washers go between wheels and frame. Plastic washer goes between front steering section and frame. Washers in same sections as the nuts go next to the nuts. When putting sides on ensure bottom rail (the one with connecting tubes) sits on the frame with the tubes to the outside. Other way doesn’t work. Side connecting handles should be to the outside Handle is shaky (by design) - I have put some padding in the inside and this has helped but may look at getting some rubber inserts. Not sure why it needs to be shaky. Lower bolt and nut on handle could do with being a wing nut to allow easy removal for storage - I’ll probably swap this out Tools - assembly instructions do not provide a tool list and no tools are provided. You will need either two large adjustable spanners capable of going to greater than 22mm or a good socket set with 22mm, 19mm, 17mm and 13mm sockets - this is for 6 nuts - really not sure why it has 4 different sizes across 6 nuts and bolts You will also need something to inflate the tyres (same valve as a car tyre) Overall, I think it looks good when built but the manufacturers really need to improve the instructions 3 stars due to how poor the instructions are

Very flimsy. Side mesh did not fit properly. Inside cover did t fit . Far too small. Save your money.

After a year on use, this is a great cart to use on the allotment. It’s responded so well to everything that we have thrown at it… horse poop, wood chip, plants, bags of compost… it’s so easy to manoeuvre, has the capacity of 4 wheelbarrows, fits on all the 2ft wide paths, and just functions brilliantly. We are buying another one as we have expanded plots

Excellent. Used it to move 25 tons of logs as well as plant pots last week. Worked really well and ideal for garden/workshops etc. I oiled the cart (ACF50) prior to assemble as it’s going to do a lot of working to protect it a little better. Tyres must be pumped up to the correct pressure on assemble (read instructions) Definitely get the high sided version if you intend to move logs