Gorilla Carts 4 Cu. Ft. Steel Utility Cart with Puncture-Proof No-Flat Tires

J Yorstein: This is fantastic cart, very sturdy

United States on Nov 14, 2023

Fred Schultz: Yeah, you definitely will find uses for this yard wagon. Grandkids will find it....

United States on Oct 20, 2023

Blumufun: I've been doing a lot of landscaping as well as creating a large garden, including installation of an 8' garden fence. I've been using both this cart and a wheelbarrow for the work and can't imagine not having this cart for carrying an auger, post-hole digger, tamper, and many other tools ( the wheelbarrow is for soil, gravel, etc). My wife and I also using it for wheeling plants around as we get them in the ground. Such a great help and being able to remove the sides was a huge plus when I needed to move some large rocks.

United States on Oct 08, 2023

SomeGuy: Summary:
Compared to several other wagons of this type that I have bought; this specific Gorilla wire mesh wagon is several steps over anything else I see here. It stings my wallet, but the value and quality are there. I see a few cost-saving moves were made to reduce part-count\build complexity, and my gripes about those are limited. Could it hold 800lbs? I dont know, and that is irrelevant, because I couldnt move 800lbs with or without this wagons help. I rated the wagon 5 stars because of the 'quality to value to price' aspect, it arrived fast, it was not damaged, and exceeded my expectations.

Pros:
The steel is of a thicker gauge, making it stronger.

The welds are clean and well done.

All parts, especially the ones that mount to the wagon that also hold the wheels; are over-engineered and straight. I have received mis-aligned and warped parts from other sellers.

Assembly is straight forward and took me less than 10 minutes. One note: the nuts used to attach the U shaped struts to the wagon require a very large socket, wrench, (or vice-grips :D ) You have been warned.

Gripes that aren't really Cons:
The wagon uses a locking pin in...

United States on Apr 20, 2023

thay: Regardless of some of the reviews from ‘technically inclined’ people claiming this is hard to assemble, it actually is very, very, easy. It’s two pages of instructions, and one small pack of parts broken into each step of assembly. It’s bolts and washers, and a few cotter pins. It took me 15 minutes and half of that was not having the right tools.
That said, you will need either a good socket wrench set or a couple of pliers as one of the nuts is quite large (like a 1” or something). My socket set didn’t go as large as needed so I used a pair of expandable pliers to get the big nuts on. I’m not sure why they used bolts and nuts as large as they did there, the cart is rated for 800lbs and those nuts/bolts could probably hold 4,000lbs+. The frame will crumble way before the big nuts and bolts would fail..
Aside from that, the only design aspect I really don’t like is the front axle mount to the frame. This is the axle that can turn. Instead of using some large washers or nylon block or a bearing, the cart sits on a square plastic (ABS?) piece that I assume is to act as a low friction washer. That will for sure be one of the first pieces to fail as a heavily...

United States on Apr 06, 2023