Gorilla Carts Heavy-Duty Poly Yard Dump Cart, 6 Cu Ft Tub, 1200 lb Haul Capacity, Black – Towable Utility Wagon with Quick-Release Dumping & Pneumatic Tires for Landscaping and Gardening

We wanted a cart for hauling dirt and lawn materials that was easy to use and strong. This Dump cart is perfect and holds up to 800 pounds and is as described. It is easy to assemble with very clear instructions . It is a value for your money and with the 4 wheels makes it easier to handle . The Dum part is easy also no matter the weight. It fits in tight spaces for storage. Again great product for the price.

This wagon is a beast! Everything about it is heavy duty. I read numerous reviews complaining about how difficult it is to assemble, and they’re not wrong. The little old lady with a butter knife for a screwdriver is going to have a rough time. My wife and I had it ready to go in about an hour, but it was worth every minute. As far as its abilities? With a 1200 lb. capacity, you can load this dude up! It rolls easily with a load, and is easy to dump. This guy is PERFECT for a large garden. I easily give it 5 stars and 👍👍.

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.

This is a great cart - maneuvers well and is a little higher than my old cart which will be a back saver. It's sturdy and easily dumps debris. It was fairly easy to assembly - would have been easier with two people but I did it myself on the porch in about an hour. I checked the price at ACE and Lowes - this one was $10 cheaper and arrived in perfect condition in about 2 days. I have other Gorilla products, and they have held up well.

Overall a nice cart. The plastic seems a little flimsy, but it's held up so far with hauling mulch and dirt. I think as long as you don't put any concentrated weight on the sides/ top and the bulk of the weight is in the bottom it works fine. The tires seem very sturdy and easy to pull around and dump.

Well made heavy duty lawn and garden cart. Easy assembly and immediately put it to work hauling heavy retaining wall blocks with no issues and minimum effort. No more balancing heavy loads on one or two wheels for me!

Going on my 6th season with this legend of a cart. The hauling capacity, zero radius turns, dumping, option to tow, and moral support while I look sideways at my yard projects. This cart is top notch. I have also given as a housewarming gift to share the love.

Cart is easy to assemble and works well. I'm more impressed with the customer service. Had an issue when I first received it and Spreetail took care of everything asap. Appreciate yall

Putting it together was pretty easy, If the screws would have been allen or bolts it would have been excellect. Been using it daily in my jard its amazing.

Excelente producto, buena calidad de materiales, fácil de armar, se resistente y su mango se ajusta para usarlo manual o bien con tu tractor de jardín, definitivamente compraría otro.

Very nice bit of kit! I was in the market for a wheel barrow to minimise damage rather than walking shovel by shovel with 2 tonnes of chippings across my lawn. Ended up going down a rabbit hole, I'm only a home user but I don't like buying 'cheap' and once I moved on from looking at cheap wheel barrows, some interesting carts hit the radar...after doing a little research I decided to give it a try. Wow, I'm glad I opted for the cart & this one specifically. I will admit the tray is a plastic rather than steel you'd get on a barrow, but I casually threw shovels of gravel into it no bother at all, but I imagine on a building site bricks/rubble being thrown in it as builders do there would be cause for concern, but as a home diy user & generally big bloke who has been known to break the unbreakable this is more than up to my needs. Pros of cart from my experience: Able to turn on the spot with no risk of falling over. Stable platform, can't be topled over by accident. 4 wheels spreads load, minimal damage to lawn. Big (air filled) rubber wheels monster trucks over obstacles nicely. No accidental tipping during transport. Rolls nicely with minimal arm fatigue when compared to lifting/wheeling/balancing a wheel barrow. Looks at home carting some trays of plants, holding some water buckets etc to wash the car on the weekend, or hauling mass loads of gravel. Cons: A more involved assembly process. Slightly more cumbersome to tip. Larger to store after the job. All in all, very pleased with this purchase and it's found itself being used in more mundane helpful tasks than a barrow would have been.

Amazing cart!! My friend had one and I borrowed it and had to get one of my own! Once you use this you'll never go back to a wheelbarrow ever again! even the ones with 2 wheels on the front can't compare. Big durable tires, takes a lot of weight, very sturdy construction, easy pull tilt handle for dumping. Can't be beat!

Buenísima compra!