Gorilla CartsHeavy-Duty Poly Yard Dump Cart | 2-In-1 Convertible Handle, 1200 lbs capacity | GOR6PS model

This Gorilla wagon cart has nice size wheels so it is easy to pull even through the forest. Easy to turn around. Yes it is expensive but after having problems with (green) metal wagons in which I got always flat tires I invested in this one and I’m glad I did. I loaded it with wood for winter, I moved around small rocks and I’m planning to use it for gardening. I would recommend it for 100 % . You get what you pay for ✅ Thank you for nice product.

I bought one of these at Lowe's probably ten or twelve years ago. It's been through a ton of punishment, garden stuff, dirt, loads and loads of firewood, rocks, gravel, and sand. It's always been kept outside and I guess in combination with the elements and hard use, the plastic finally started cracking.The wife said she'd like another cart, I hopped on Amazon and looked around, looked at several and finally decided just to order another one of these. I was happy to see the new one is as well made as the old.They are very easy to put together. The handle is an ingenious design, switches between a hand held handle and wagon tongue for lawn tractor or whatnot in about five seconds. The dump feature of the bed works well and is easy to activate. Weight capacity is something like 1500 lbs, which is really impressive. If you need a little garden wagon, this is the one.

This thing can easily be pushed, pulled or towed. Excellent construction and built to work.

I've only had this a few weeks, but it's proven to be very useful and very sturdy. A few things I've found out about it:1) The shipping time estimate from Ron's was way off. I ordered it on a Monday and delivery was estimated for 10 to 14 days later; I received it the Thursday after I ordered it, so 4 days, not much worse than the usual Amazon Prime. This is not a complaint, btw!2) It was insanely easy to assemble, the only hitch being that you might need long arms to reach around the tub to both hold the bolt head still inside the cart and tighten the nut on the bottom of the cart at the same time. I have long arms - some might need a helper. Another set of hands would have simplified it. As others have pointed out, the use of carriage bolts was unnecessary as they would only strip out the square holes in the plastic tub; they are equipped with slots for a large Phillips screwdriver to tighten them properly, however, so no harm done.3) If there is a way to back this thing up using your tractor, I haven't found it - and I have a lot of experience backing camp trailers, boats, utility trailers, and even an 18-wheeler (easiest of all except for visibility, really). Because the front axle on this wagon is designed to pivot in turns, any attempt to back up is an exercise in frustration - it just wants to go squirrely and jackknife, not back straight or turn as a normal trailer would. This makes it tougher to position for dumping. It might be nice to be able to lock the axle/hitch in the straight ahead position at times.4) I hauled a load of dirt and bricks that was, conservatively estimated, around 500 lbs. It carried it easily, but while I could (just) lift it to dump, I had to stand on the front axle/frame to keep the whole front end from tilting up. Another disadvantage to a non-rigid hitch-to-frame assembly. It has a few idiosyncrasies.5) I don't have a lot of thorns or cactus in my area, so the pneumatic tires are probably fine, and they roll over anything within reason. For those that do, there is a set of 2 solid, no-flat tires available on Amazon for around $53. At a Harbor Tool & Freight last weekend I noticed the same wheel/tire combo individually for around $23, and they often offer a 20% discount coupon. Just a thought.6) At $151, I consider this cart a very good value. Of course, it went down $15 a couple days after I bought it, so it would have been an even better value. Sadly, that's fairly typical...Anyhow, don't hesitate to buy this if you need a good, sturdy cart that can handle some rough terrain - just be aware that it does not behave like the usual two-wheeled trailer.

The Gorilla Cart fully met my expectations and made moving about 80 yards of class 5 gravel a piece of cake. Durable, well-constructed and easy to assemble. Dumps easily and is extremely maneuverable. Well worth its cost!!