Equipment Carts and Wagons Rolling 4 Wheel Pull Behind Cooler Ice Chest Garden Cart

This is just what I wanted....an easy to use garden cart, made in the USA, with the ability to haul heavy loads. This cart is fabulous! I have set up my gardening tools in the top green bin and use the bottom shelf to hold a bag of potting soil and watering can. The cart is easy to move on pavement and grass/dirt. It has also come in handy for moving pool items from the pool to the house, groceries from the car to the house, and branches to the dump pile. It holds a lot - I wouldn't put cinder blocks in the green top container due to the weight on the side rails, but wouldn't hesitate to put them on the bottom rack. It is very sturdy!The only con is that there is no locking mechanism so the cart does have a tendency to roll away if not kept in place. This would not stop me, however, from buying it again.Customer service for Mighty Max is unbelievable! I cannot recommend this company enough - I got a prompt response to a problem I had with the shipment (it was not their fault) and a replacement was immediately sent out. Couple this with the fact that this item is Made in the USA and you can't beat it!

Took me 15 minutes to put it together. The only tool needed, not included in the box, was a hammer.Cart arrived with a broken hitch "hole" at the rear end of the cart (used for connecting the optional hitch assembly for daisy-chaining/towing a second cart), but I won't use it anyway.Wish list for the next version of the cart:1) wish the handle could be folded flat against the bottom of the truck to save storage space when it's not in use, or when being transported in the trunk of a family sedan.2) wish there was a matching plastic cover for the tub so I can use it in the rain.3) wish there was an optional push handle for pushing (instead of pulling) the cart.

I bought this for my zombie apocolypse escape back-up plan, looked a long time to find something I could load up and pull along with all my gear, if circumstances allowed/demanded. The box was torn to shreds when I got it and the green bucket had a broken connecter-foot thing, which I glued back on, which broke back off, although not a crisis as it all still works. Its a nifty cart that pulls nicely and i like the big wheels that can't go flat. The flat bed of the wagon is extendable, which is nice, unless you put something heavy on it, then it bows alarmingly in the middle (and I only had perhaps 100lb max on it at the time) - I think it will only hold the advertised 500 lbs with bed in the short position. For now, I use it to haul my kitchen trash to the way-off apartment dumpster, but I could have used a Radio Flyer for that. Not sure that this was worth the extra money. Did come with a nifty hitch so that I can pull something behind it, so I guess I could build a train and pull all my gear along like a gypsy zombie-hor'deourves.

Just took delivery of the cart (April 23 2015). I purchased it with the green tub and tool rack as a kit.Assembly: Instructions are straight forward featuring color diagrams with clear instructions. I found no ambiguities or difficulties with the assembly. Took about 20 minutes or so.First Impressions: Does what it's advertised to do. Sturdy and robust. One feature I was really needing was steerable front wheels (vs pull-along carts). They work great. Wheels are rock solid and "beefy"; roll easily with no binding or hesitation and the cart turns when I want it toPrimary Use:I'll be using this cart to transport R/C plane gear to and from a flying field. Ease of use, size and weight were critical considerations. I can easily lift the cart and put into my Jeep. Fits with no problems and I still have enough room for aircraft and assorted field equipment. Heavy duty plastic constructions ensures that fuel spills wont damage the surfaces and will wipe off easily.I'll also be using the cart as a platform for holding aircraft. Using two fishing pole accessories will make perfect receptacles for a PVC aircraft stand.Cons:None at this time