VIVOHOME Steel Garden Cart Heavy Duty 880 Lbs Capacity Folding Utility Wagon with Removable Sides and 10 inch Wheels (Yellow)

We were having our kitchen remodeled and had to move a ton of junk from one place to another and this wagon was a life saver we were just hauling stuff all over the place with it and it holds a lot of stuff it is a little flimsy held together on all sides by metal pins so I measured the panels and attached some 1"x 6" it looks really cool and it is much more sturdy now but all in all a pretty good buy.

This was very easy to put together.I am a roofing contractor and we sometimes do large roofs such as warehouses and we need to get material and tools from one side to the other. This is perfect for that as it is light weight to get on the roof and allows us to move items with ease. The side walls can be removed so that you can use it just as a flat cart which is great for larger material.Overall, it is pretty good quality for what we needed it for.Only thing you will notice is that it has a strong rubber smell to it most likely from the tires. So may stink up your house, garage, or shed if you keep it there.

Would've given 5 stars but one of the bolts holding the frame together is so messed up and broken. The bolts were definitely broken before assembly and they just used it anyway. Luckily it's painted so it won't rust on us. We're not taking our little wagon off roading or towing this on an atv so it should be fine. I also bought it used so I can see why it was returned in the first place haha. But overall other than the buss up bolt and some scuff marks, this wagon is great!! Very easy to put together, very quick to put together, you'll need a 2 wrenches and that's it! Love how the wagon can pivot and it's smooth to drive around. This is going to be our wheel barrow. All sides of the wagon bed can come down. Feels very sturdy! Wheels are nice they seem very sturdy! Love this thing and for the price, very good! For size and depth of the wagon, it's stands about 3 ft tall. The side walls go up about 1ft. The bed itself is about 3 ft long.

I think this is sturdy and it allows you to lower the sides etc. I am sure it could handle 800lbs. I keep well below that. I use it for the landscaping concrete retainer blocks etc. They probably weigh 75 lbs + each. I limit it to 4-5 per load. I found that if I put more on and I turn to hard the thing will tip over, steel toe cap boots recommended! I use it for compost bags and typically can pile on 6-7. Luckily my garden is relatively flat but long 350' But it easily goes over obstacles like hoses dips etc. The wheels make that easy.I think that this cart has been a good investment it helps in the garden so much. I have use it as a seat but you better be careful of your position on it!

This wagon makes gardening so much easier. We’ve used ours for transporting firewood, plants, multiple bags of soil that are extremely heavy, and more. It’s easy to manuever and the wheels are heavy duty compared to any other wagon we own. But one!

We're using this wagon to haul parts built in our shop across mud and snow to our quality control area. We usually have about 75 pounds in it, and it goes over bumps, through water and snow, over bricks without complaint or bother 5 to 8 times a day for 100 yards. While the side walls are slightly flimsy (sturdy alternatives were like $800) and the cotter pin holding them up has slipped out once, it's plenty to hold a big plastic bin full of stuff and it goes down stairs fairly well when empty. I really can't imagine putting 800 pounds in this thing, that seems pretty ridiculous. Maybe on smooth concrete, maybe. But for our use and our money, we really couldn't ask for more. It's just perfect for us. We'll probably use it for gardening stuff too. Would be great for picking vegetables, carrying soils, etc. It's ability to go cross country is quite good. I wouldn't think it would work well in more than about 9 inches of snow, but it sure works well in less. Prior to this we tried using a dolly, and that really sucked, even though we have a really good dolly. Carrying the bins seemed way more dangerous, and we occasionally dropped them. So this is just great. Totally happy.

I had high expectations of this cart. I tend to use smaller push carts to move my containers around for work, so I thought that this cart would be my saving grace, however, I was wrong.The cart itself is easy to assemble, but it is not very sturdy. It shakes when being moved, and while I like being able to remove the sides to use it just flat, the sides are not sturdy at all. It is mostly good at maneuverability but can be difficult sometimes. I remove the handle for easy storage.The tires do NOT hold air for very long. I don't know if I got a defective product, but none of the tires hold air. I don't have a tire pump so I have to take it to my gas station to fill them up which is SO frustrating. If you try to use the cart without air in the tires it makes it SO MUCH MORE difficult to pull the cart, don't even try.

The wagon I got did not come with instructions. I am not sure who they think I am, Jason Bourne?? To make matters worse there aren't instructions on the amazon listing either. I had to find someone on youtube who had a somewhat similar cart and watch them put it together. Even with that I had to take the steering axel off 2x cause I put it on backwards. I also put the pins in the wheels wrong because, again, I have never done this before.The pieces of my cart are all just a teensy bit off. Like the screws are just a hair too tight and the handle is just a tiny bit loose and the wheels don't go on quite right. It feels much less sturdy after assembly than I had hoped. All the pieces rattle and shake when you drag it over gravel. That being said the wheels are just what I need to take this on trails for volunteer activities. Its big enough to haul a lot of gear. Honestly I doubt it would stand up to the 880lbs it says it can. I think overall for the price I was hoping it was more sturdy, I think it really should cost about 70$ and then I would feel ok about it.

Sturdy and easy to use. It's also easy to put together. With minimal help and a bit of supervision, my 11 year old son put the whole thing together. The only issue was their was one hole in the axle not pre drilled for the provided hardware. That part I did myself and drilled the hole so he could continue to put it together. I'm giving it a 5 star still because that's not a big deal to me and it a very light weight yet heavy duty wagon thats easy to put together and use. It was also the cheapest on Amazon for its weight capacity.

So far very happy with this cart. It has saved many steps and a lot of energy. Have used it sides up for hauling soil and plants and tools. Sides down for bags of salt and dog food. It moves easily even with a heavy load and manouvers well with the padded tongue.

Bought to bring firewood from shed into the house. Seems to be well built, finish is good. I can't imagine it will support 600 lbs, but a sturdy cart none the less. Came a bit damaged, but was able to bend brackets back into place

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This is not what I was expecting when I bought this. I didn't expect anything crazy but the mesh metal is sooo flimsy and will bend at heavier weight. For light loads this will do fine but with most likely bend at higher loads and as many others have stated, it will probably rust all over shortly after. The cart wobbles with nothing in it, I'm worried it will flip over if not on a flat surface.Really, 3 stars in being nice. My husband just put it together last night as was complaining as the lack of quality. I will update my review if I can't even use it with my dog in it. I do not have high hopes, but will updates anyway with an honest review and test on different surfaces to see how it does.