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

I love this cart! I am so glad I purchased this cart it makes yardwork so much easier!! It was easy to put together when I received it and it is very sturdy with good tires that hold up to a lot of weight in the cart. Easy to pull and manuever. Well worth the purchase!

The media could not be loaded. Bought this cute wagon for our 98 year old granny! She paints the curbs every summer and does some light gardening in the yard. She loves the green color.It’s sturdy enough to carry her 5 gallon paint bucket up and down the street, cones, brushes, soil & flower in the yard. I love how easily you can remove the side panels or fold the panels down if you have a large item. This feature it great for granny so she doesn’t have to lift items up too high like a regular wagon.Assembly took about an hour. You’ll need to have a needle nose plier, 2 wrench sizes & an air pump for the tires. I loosely assembled it myself and my husband helped me tighten up all the screws, which was the most difficult part. It would have been easier with a power tool. Don’t forget to fill up the tires all the way so the wagon moves the way it should!I sat in the wagon to test it. It moves well & It felt sturdy. I’m about 140lbs.Overall, extremely happy with the purchase!

High quality and very nice in appearance. Extremely useful for lawn and garden routines & jobs. Well put together, ease of movement and maneuvering is nimble.Actually bought it for play, though, for my son’s young family: my 3 1/2 and 1 1/2 aged grandkids. So the wagon is functional and useful for lawn jobs— with a 400lb capacity — but is also fantastic fun for kid play too!The set up was more complex than I thought, instructions do not specify size and type of tools needed. Had to make a couple of unanticipated runs to the hardware store to get the right sized sockets and even a needle nose plier for a couple bolts and screws in tight spaces.I got to tell you though, what a magical gift a pull wagon is for young kids. Even the set up was fun, working it together with the 3 1/2 grand child. And wagon playtime is something they’ll long remember.NOTE TO Manufacturer: specify tools needed; label the parts to instruction sheet. Re-engineer the design in some places so make it easier to assemble by a typical DIYer.

I had this on my wish list for a couple of years and then jumped on it when Amazon threw a smok'n deal on it. The only down side is not the product, but the vague assembly instructions (I'm assuming Chinese to English). Please note: You'll only need a 12mm & a 13mm wrench / socket for the cart assembly and a 19mm socket for the axle nuts. I read in another review that the customer had to go online for the assembly instructions, I found the booklet under the styrofoam packing. Over all, probably took me about an hour from start to finish. Another hint : Don't tighten the steering linkage all the way, it won't steer if you do (not really explained in the instuctions).

I admit it, I didn't want to pay the cost of this wagon, so originally I bought a cheaper red wagon with wooden slats on the sides to hold stuff in. It did NOT meet my expectations, the instructions were AWFUL, and the wagon didn't last. Neither did my patience. At the urging of my mom...who said she'd pay for this bad boy, I ordered it. Now, assembly is pretty easy if you pay attention to what you're doing. I assembled it backwards once - not anyone's fault but mine. I'm an older woman, not retired yet, thank you very much, and I assembled it myself. It is TERRIFIC! We haul the groceries from the car to the house...when it's 120 outside in the Nevada heat, you are grateful for wheeled transportation for groceries! I love being able to let the sides down to haul bags of dirt and mulch. Oh, and my cat Ralphie enjoys going for a ride in the wagon (just inside the house though!) So - yeah. Love this wagon - didn't even have to pump up the tires!

Received all products in good condition thank you.

It's a good enough little wagon and I've already used it heavily. Assembly instructions were straight forward. There's an issue with the walls being too loose at the top due to the method of securing them together with the latches and I would've preferred a wagon that didn't have a flat-bed option instead.Wagon tips over if a heavy load is too tall when maneuvering over uneven ground, but I was able to haul small loads of firewood with it despite our feral hog-torn yard. I preferred the wagon over using our two-wheeled wheelbarrow and they carried about the same amount of wood. Just make sure not to over-tighten the moving parts of the front axel or the wagon will not steer properly. I may add grease, too. Wheels tend to get caught in ruts because they are smaller than what is needed for rough ground.Quality control was subpar. Wagon came with minor cosmetic damage consisting with: minute rust specks where coating wasn't applied evenly, a few small dents, scuffed coating on every piece, and welding issues. I had to correct an improperly positioned hinge in order to place the pin. Wagon works, so it is not worth the trouble of returning for cosmetic issues. However, I will eventually upgrade for a better wagon. This gets the job done in the mean time as it was purchased to be used primarily in the garden for gentle use and I appreciate the lightness of the wagon itself.Wagon is best for gentle use but does hold up under heavy weight, just be aware coating is weak and watch for welding issues.Do not use for pulling children. The looseness of the wall latches means it's easy to accidentally come free and cause the walls to fall, which could result in child injuries.