Utility Garden Cart Wagon for Lawn, Yard w/Heavy-Duty Steel 400lb Weight Capacity, Removable Sides, Long Handle, 10in Tires - Green

I love this little wagon! Tore down an old privacy fence and rebuilt a new one. This wagon carried croncrete, 4x4 posts, 2x4s, and pickets from one location to another. To be clear this not an industrial strength wagon, but it has worked well for my needs. It has also carried lanscaping rocks. I plan to use it to help move fire wood in the winter. So glad I bought this!

Forget the tool list in instructions. Need a 13mm box wrench and short well 13mm socket, period. Overall very sturdy wagon with easy assembly!

3bokts missing, with no threading on the others. Once my husband got some from the hardware store it came together fine and works well.

It Transports are firewood nice and pulls easily

The cart is exactly what I wanted for helping with backyard, lawn maintenance.The one thing I would want people to know is that the directions say you only need "Needle-nose pliers, a wrench, and a bicycle pump." For sanity sake and a happy marriage ..... you really need a socket wrench to tighten the nut AND a wrench to hold the screw in place while tightening the nut.

Great size for work. Good quality craftsmanship & easy assembly.

While this cart is ok ONCE ASSEMBLED the instructions to put it together are rubbish and there are other assembly issues. First, parts 6 and 9 are interchanged with part 9 actually part 6, etc. Second, part “L” shows up in the diagram in step 2 and is no longer mentioned or shown thereafter. Third, the tire valves are too short to be accessed one the tires are put on. Pump up the tires before installing! Lastly, for tools you will need TWO small wrenches (odd size), one to hold the bolt and one to turn the nut. The nuts contain a plastic layer and you can not tighten them by hand. I ended up using a socket wrench for the larger nuts. Am now waiting for the flimsy plastic handle coupler to break…

It was exactly like the picture. Wasn't too hard to put together if you use ratchet and regular wrenches. I think it's sturdy enough for what I want to use it for and easy to pull. Very pleased with it.