Agri-Fab Inc 350-Pound Steel Tow Behind Dump Cart, 10-Cubic Feet Capacity – Removable Tail Gate, Garden Utility Trailer, Black

I can use it and it seems to be holding up fine. Thin metal and that worries me as I use it to haul rocks. The tailgate is nearly useless as it does not fit snuggly and has fallen off a time or two. Amazingly it fit into a very small box and the assembly... by myself with an adjustable wrench and channel locks took nearly about an hour. Pro tip: have the right tools and another person to assenble... you're welcome. I would give it five stars but I just don't think it will be giving me many years of service

I received my Agri-Fab Dump Cart a little over a week after ordering, excited to assemble it and get working on the yard. The first thing I noticed was the damaged box, lid torn open like a can of sardines, but upon opening, it appeared okay. Further inspection (taking it out of the box) proved otherwise.There wasn't a piece of metal that wasn't bent, dinged, or crushed. I can't imagine how many times this must have been dropped during shipping. Picture a paper airplane. Or better yet, make one real quick. Now throw it against the wall. Look at the nose of the plane. That's how the corners of the cart pieces were: wrinkled points. Whole sides were bent. I was more than disappointed because I didn't want to go through the hassle of sending it back (I would have had to get a new box, anyway). It's summer. I don't have time for a return and reorder. I need to use this.So I broke out my rubber mallet and pliers, cushioning them with a rag (so as not to add any NEW scratches), and started bending everything back to where it belonged. I fixed it the best I could, but bolt holes were difficult to match up because of all the bends. It was a pain in the butt.There was one piece labeled #2, the left rear angle. One of the early steps tells you to put it on. Then the next step tells you to put on two other pieces, also labeled #2. There were NOT three #2's, and what they really meant was part #6. It took me awhile to figure that out, mainly by process of elimination and where the parts went. At the end, they also tell you to use Nut G. By this point in the process, there were no more Nut G's. You really needed Nut F, which there were three left, so that worked out okay.Parts of the cart were not spray-painted completely, and an unpainted line runs the entire length of the underside of the cart. The underside of the lip was also missed in the painting.I gave this four stars because essentially, it seems to be a decent cart. After assembly, it all came together well, but it should NOT have been up to me to fix a brand new product before I could use it. I tried to take pictures, but since it is black, the dings and bends didn't show up well. Like I said, I kept it because it would have been too much hassle to send back, and summer is in full-swing. It will work for my needs, but it feels like I paid full-price for a used product. Bubble wrap would be much better in the shipping process. Ultimate customer satisfaction would be a 15% discount credited to my account.

I use this cart in my yard behind my riding mower. I pick up yard debris. It is very sturdy and functional. It has held up to my use this month. It’s easy to maneuver, lightweight, good design. I don’t like the design of the back door but it’s ok for the price.I assembled this cart by myself in one evening. I’m a 64 yo disabled women. It was challenging for me but mostly because of my physical limitations.I’m excited to getter cart out again come spring.

I use it a lot for landscaping and yard work. It was easy to put together. I bang shovels on it to bounce the clay and dirt off. I put swim noodles around the edge to protect the sheet metal. I also turned the tailgate around because the bottom flange gets caught under the dirt making it hard to slide off. I probably over load this little guy all the time which makes the side walls bulge which makes the tailgate prone to popping out. So I ran a cable from the left & right wall close to the tailgate to stiffen up the tailgate slides. As much as I throw at it, it hasn’t failed me. Pretty good dump trailer for my zero turn.

This wasn’t my first choice but since all the local tractor supplies and department stores didn’t have any in stock so I ordered it from Amazon. This was a nightmare to put together. I’m not a rocket scientist but I know how to assemble stuff. The directions weren’t super clear, there has to be 300 screws, bolts, and washers. Once it was all assembled it was decent. I used it to spread about12 yards of mulch. It was fine for that, no issues at all. Well I was hauling some rocks that come from off the mountain. Well I went up a small hill in the yard they slid against the tail gate and bent it causing them to fall out in the grass. I made a new tailgate out of plywood. This is meant to haul light materials, ie. mulch, smaller loads of top soil. It definitely won’t hold up to being used to throw rocks and boulders in it. It would fall apart. For the typical home owner this will work.

This little trailer is a great value. Good load size getting from A to B. Removable tailgate and drop lever are great additions that usually require more investment. Assembly wasn’t hard, just labor intensive. So many nuts & bolts, power driver and helper is a must.

This is the WORST craftsmanship I have ever seen. The flimsy sheet metal was bent and warped causing about 80% of the holes not to line up. Had to widen the holes to get them aligned. Missing bolts that caused me to substitute my own!! The instructions are a joke and caused me to repeat an step because the picture wasn’t clear enough but figured it out in another picture 4 steps later!! When finally completed the flimsy “tailgate” is warped and won’t fit into the main body. If it wasn’t such a pain to take apart and send back I would! Now I’m stuck with it and they ripped me off. Don’t make the same mistake I made. And...the instructions point to a nonexistent video on YouTube. Waste of time and money!

I bought this dump cart at 13 years old and I have to say it has done great. At the time of writing the review I’ve had it for a little over a year now. The assembly was not the easiest and took me about 4 hours alone. Since then I’ve put all kinds of things in it; rock, gravel, dirt, pavers, stones, ect. And it’s taken it amazingly. Nothing but a lot of scratches. The tires are durable to. I wouldn’t put more than around 200 pounds in it though. The reason for the 4 star rating is my tailgate arrived a little bent. Would recommend for a landscaping project.

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Exceptionally easy to assemble the instructions were very easy to follow, which makes a nice change

On t whole this is a good trailer, easy to assemble with all parts included but the rear tipping side was bent so it difficult to get into the slots

Fairly easy to assemble. Thin metal but happy with it and does the job.

Arrived damaged. Panels grazed/scraped and bent. Otherwise when put together it’s fine.