Heavy-Duty Gorilla Carts GOR1400-COM Steel Utility Cart

mike couch: Love this thing. Use it for all kinds of stuff. Went to rural king and put thick mud flaps on the bottom. Wish I had ordered it a while ago.

United States on Oct 25, 2023

M. Stone: This is a nice cart. It is my third cart and I hope this one is better built then the ones I have had before. It is easy to put together. Only issue was the box had been opened and returned and sent back out. The box was damaged and several cotter pins were missing.

United States on Oct 14, 2023

MidgetButterfly: If you're looking for a light weight cart that you can casually pull around, this isn't it. But if you want a work horse that will do work and hold a LOT, this will do it. But keep in mind - it's heavy.

We use this cart on a forested piece of land that needs constant fire control clearing so it carries brush, branches, small trees, generators, dogs, and anything else that might climb on. For our use, we attach it to a four-wheeler and easily pull it even after it's fully loaded. To pull it by hand, you have to pair down the load appropriately for your physical ability because this cart is not light weight. The tires roll easily over our forested terrain. If you're pulling it manually, the cart will move easily once you get it going. But again, it's not for the faint of heart.

You can fold the sides down to use it as a flat bed but we've not yet used it in this manner. I think that feature would be handy if you were doing things such as carrying large bags of feed or potting soil.

This cart seems to be well built and was easy to put together. That being said, the instructions were only "meh" so if you are not mechanically inclined, you might have to take a step...

United States on Oct 10, 2023

LookingForADeal: I bought the one that support 1,400 pounds ... Wow, this thing is huge! I can load it up with probably between 1 - 2 facecords of wood, which I'm using to lug firewood from the back of the yard to the house. It's easy to assemble and doesn't take much effort to move around. My only gripe is that I had left it out overnight just once and there was already rust. This isn't a deal breaker but thought to let you guys know to protect the cart from the elements.

United States on Sep 15, 2023

aaron jargo: Sturdy, large tires for rugged land use
Holds up to regular use on my 100 acre farm.
So far so good

Canada on Jun 30, 2021

AC: It's a big wagon and the box is heavy, though can be moved by a single person if one is fit! Assembles in minutes and is built to carry weight and loss of it - large rocks, sand bags, an amazing amount of chopped wood...this thing is awesome and the fact you can flip the handle and use as a tow trailer is extra bonus.

Canada on Dec 08, 2020

Slipstreampilot: This is a good cart that is sturdy, easy to assemble, is stable - but lacks important safety features and suffers from some quality in construction issues. Overall I’m generally happy with the purchase, but downgraded the product due to the lack of safety features and the quality issues, and overall feel this was priced fair for what you get. I give this between 3.5 to 3.75 stars on a 5 point scale. Rounded up to 4 stars for Amazon’s limited scale system.

The most notable positive aspect that stands out for me was how easy it was to assemble this cart. There are very few pieces involved. In addition to the ease of assembly, the other positive aspects are:
1. the cart is surprisingly stable,
2. It rolls very easily even when loaded (adding a high quality synthetic grease to the spindles - even though the wheels have bearings, makes a notable difference),
3. the cart can be turned at extreme angles without tipping over,
4. the design of the hitch/handle system; it’s very easy to swap between ‘modes’ (hitch or handle) without there being unattached/additional parts required (that can be easily misplaced) - both the hitch and handle are integrated into a...

United States on Aug 10, 2020

Amazon Customer: Took a little time and effort to attach to my John Deere, but it works.

Canada on May 27, 2017