Yard Carts Reviews

This is not a product review - it is a service review! Thanks for making ordering so simple and for making products easy to find! It is (to quote) "a good thing"!

I didn't have the problems with assembly that the previous reviewer did and found this to be a great deal. For this price I wasn't expecting a family heirloom but I keep it in the garage and I'll be it lasts 10 or 15 years. My wife carts it around the yard to pick up lawn waste and of course the kids always want to ride on top of the piled grass clippings. A good deal at amazon that I couldn't find at Depot or lowes.

Two years ago we sold our 22 acre farmette and the 3 horses, and moved closer to the sun. Then I had room for carts and trailers and wheel barrows. Now I don't, but I still need a good tool to haul mulch and landscape stones and the regular downed tree branch. This Bully cart is darned near perfect. Its end panel slides on or comes off easily for hauling and dumping, and it can take whatever I've thrown in it. When I'm done, it folds up and sits next to the wall in about a quarter of the space a normal cart would require. Good people to work with, too. The cart arrived when they said it would. Oh, and it comes fully assembled. That's a real plus.

It's true. I wore these babies last time I went out on my gnarly skateboard. As I flipped over that bad-grass half-pipe, a huge roach like just kinda flew down and smacked me upside the head. If I hadn't been sporting these mucho sassy glasses, dude my eyes woulda like just popped right outta my head, or something. Then a clump of like pure 100% California topsoil came spinnin up at me from the ground. Dude I radically flipped over my 'board but that clod of hot earth just kept on coming. If I hadn't been wearing my MX Go-Kart Goggles that topsoil would have shredded my eyes like so much Mr. Chans crispy Peking Duck. Then, like, whatever, I stale-fished my gnarly 'board over the double-dutch twisted snake incline, and nearly got whupped real good by a twister. In that twister was a flying house, just like off of that gnarly Wizard of Oz movie! That's a crazy, mixed-up foreign object, huh? My my radical MX Go-Kart Goggles stopped that Texan tornado getting medieval on my grass and boy oh boy when that house came crashing down on that wicked old witch there was no way on this Earth, no sir, that any of those splinters were getting into my eyes. Woo-ee! Like, gnarly goggles, dude.
Fantastic addition to any skateboarder's wardrobe. Top marks!

This thing rocked i think everybody should get this especially people named tyler and who want saftey

Great cart, I use it for everything. Delivered w/ ripped tire tube.

Just opened it after buying it in September. Main pieces there, but no axle, screws, bolts, etc. Too late to return, so I'm screwed out of $50.

I haven't used this yet but it seems to be very sturdy and easy to use. It takes up considerably less room than a standard wheelbarrow although it is not small by any means. I like the fact that it can be laid on the ground for ease of filling.

Buy this now. It's great if you don't have space in your garage. I used it to haul 15 loads of dirt and it's easy to use and cleans out nicely. It sits flat on the ground and you won't have to break your back putting dirt into the barrow part.

For under $40, it's excellent!

I love my little cart. Zips around on flat surfaces great, a bit awkward on slopes but still better than dragging a cart around by myself. One of the wheels keeps coming off, the only reason I didn't give a 5 star rating.

I love my LUV cart. I bought the Silver edition about a year ago. It hauls the "heavy" loads that have gotten a bit too hard for me. I filled it with sand (200 lbs) and ran it across thick grass without a problem. Women will love it. Men who aren't afraid of not looking "macho" would find it very helpful around the house.

I LOVE IT!!!

I enjoy gardening but dread dealing with the heavy items: soil, compost, concrete, plants, mulch, etc. In the past I've tried everything from pushing to pulling to dragging, from wheelbarrows to utility carts and hand trucks. In every case the wheels sank into my wet grass/soil and hung up on stepping stones, etc. And don't even mention turns!

I put 120lbs (3 bags) of compost in the LUVcart and away we went! All I had to do was walk with it. It went from my paved drive to the grass with ease. It zipped across wet grass, slightly boggy soil, and stepping stones with ease. It zoomed right along my narrow, winding paths and maneuvered with unbelievable ease around that 90 degree turn I designed into the path by mistake (I have great difficulty getting anything else around that turn!). When we got to the handful of small (1" or less) branches I had pruned and left in the path earlier, I expected it to balk, but it drove right over them as if they were not even there!

I can't begin to tell you how easily it turns and maneuvers. I assembled it in the kitchen, then realized that in order to get out the back door it needed to be turned around completely (180deg) but there was almost no space in which to execute the turn. I thought that I would need to do the usual back-up, pull up, haul, drag, lift, struggle, "woman-handle", etc. Nope! Because the front wheel spins 360deg, the cart can virtually turn completely around in place and with ease!

I had some concerns about whether it might be heavy, clunky, and difficult to push and maneuver manually (without power). No problem at all. It is surprisingly easy to push without power. As I said, I assembled it in my kitchen, turned it around 180deg in place without power assist and maneuvered over the threshold, out the door and down the step without power assist. Since I did not have to lift the back (as with wheel barrow), I found it easier than dealing with my garden cart even without the power assist.

I simply LOVE it! I'm thinking about all the things I lugged around the garden/yard over the years and how long I looked at that stack of compost in the drive and dreaded the mere thought of dragging those bags around the yard. I only wish that I had not waited this long to find and buy this cart. It was well worth the cost. In the past, I have paid the kid next door $50 just to haul some edging bricks around the yard for me. Now, as long as it comes in increments of less than 200lbs and fits in my LUVcart, I can do it myself without strain or hassle!

Receipt and Assembly: It arrived very quickly, a week or so ahead of the estimate. The box was marked heavy, but the individual parts were not heavy. The instruction book was well written and easy to follow. I was particularly impressed with the color-coded packs of hardware which meant I did not have to figure out which screw or bolt went where. It was MUCH easier to assemble than I would have thought. In 30 minutes I had it all together and ready to charge. I only had one problem: on mine the holes on the battery cover did not line up well and, thus, required a nasty fight. Everything else was a breeze to assemble.

Be advised, however, that I just got mine. I've only used it once. I cannot comment on how well it will hold up over time, but it appears to be well made.

I was eagerly awaiting the arrival of this product. When it came, the box was ripped on both ends. the gripper part of the
handles were dirty and one of them was ripped. Don't know if that was from shipping. There were no directions enclosed.
After spending 45 minutes to get it together I gave up.
I was very surprised that you would have to change the pins when you store and then again when you use. Think that would be very difficult as time goes on and you use the product.As a woman, I would have problems changing the pins.

This wheelbarrow is great. Very light weight. easy to put together and easy to store. The flexible material that the barrow is made out of is convenient for pushing piles of leaves or slinging piles of dirt onto.
My only complaint is that the handles are spaced very wide and heavy loads are difficult to manage and steer. This would not be a problem for a big burly guy. I would reccommend the smaller size for women or average sized people.

I have been using and abusing this cart since I got it from Amazon. It is highly maneuverable and, with a quick change of the pins, is storable in a small space.

It doesn't hold as much as I'd like in terms of volume. The flaps on the straps come undone pretty easily. And it is hard to upend the cart as you would a wheelbarrow to empty the contents. And when you do upend the cart, not everything falls out.

It is strong and light. All in all, I recommend the cart for light to medium gardening.

The Agri-Fab garden cart is easy to assemble. But, I could tell as soon as I opened the box that it was a shadow of my old one. The plywood is flimsy, thin, soft wood, and generally NOT the type that should be used in carts that will have to take shovels, pitch forks, varied loads of mulch, gravel and the like. I'm very disappointed that Agri-Fab does not produce a top quality cart and make it in the USA. I'd be willing to pay more for better quality. I wouldn't be surprised if the rubber wheels fail in the first 6 months.

although the wooden material could have been a little sturdier-
the cart itself is very usefull-i use it for all garden chores as well as hauling other items such as garbage to the curb.

Could not find cart anywhere until here it came when they said and I already use it. easy construction, and works better than I thought.
Thanks.
Cm