Large Heavy Duty Outdoor Waterproof Festival Cart Camping Truck Garden Trolley Cart with Canvas Collection Bag, DIY Gardening, 350kg/771lbs Max Load, 96.5 x 51cm

Great cart for the garden. Purchased to clear rubbish from an overgrown garden after a recent house move. Found it easy to assembly, i did not refer to the instructions as the print was too small to read and i couldn’t find a magnifying glass. Only real issue i found after assembly was the tyre pressures were only 5psi and had to remove wheels to put the pump onto the valve due to the distance from the axle. I also fitted 2 nylon washers on the steering frame to save friction. I will fit a piece of ply onto the bed to keep it solid shortly and I am sure it will last for years.

Bought for both allotment and festival type occasions. It is very heavy to lift – I was hoping to lift it in and out of the car, but I would need to run it in on planks. My partner had no problems lifting it. He said the assembly instructions were not good, but he’s mechanically minded so worked it out easily.

If you decide to make this purchase, there are a couple of steps I would recommend before you assemble it;1 – Open the box and check you have all the parts, then ditch the paper instruction manual. It is decidedly unclear and looks like it was written by a failed Swedish Flatpack Furniture employee!!2 – Go online and search for a video on Garden Trolley Assembly Instructions. This saved me sooo much time and confusion after trying to follow the paper instructions.3 – Get a cup of tea (perhaps a beer), step back and admire your assembly skills without having got stressed, thrown a strop or broken a part in anger.Overall I’m very impressed with this garden trolley for the price. I used it for moving a delivery of split logs and it made the whole process so much easier than a wheelbarrow. I think the term ‘Heavy Duty’ might be stretching it a little, but for moving items around, it’s so far worked a treat. Folding down/removable sides are a bonus for larger items too.

I love 🥰 this garden cart. It is difficult to put together, but I found a YouTube video showing a similar cart being assembled and that was good enough … all done in a couple of hours. You will need a spanner set and a screwdriver and the four smaller nuts are to be used on the front axle area (I put them in the wrong place initially). The cart looks really good, the handle is adjustable in length and its easy to manovour. Very useful for moving anything! If you get a flat tyre you can mend it in a similar way to a puncture on a bike tyre. I recommend buying a puncture repair kit and a little tube of strong glue so you have the tools to repair the innertube if necessary. I rate this cart 5 stars for looks and performance and, although I worked out how to assemble the cart, it was time consuming and rather complicated, so I can only give it 3 stars for ease of assembly. I would recommend it to others and I would buy another if needed

Arrived very promptly, which was great. Very tricky to assemble as the diagrams are tiny and many of the smaller parts are hard to identify definitively from the drawings as they look very similar. It took me about 1.5 hrs to put together and I’m usually okay at doing these things. But eventually it all came together. One bolt fell off relatively quickly, as I hadn’t tightened it properly, but since then it has worked very well and is earning its keep in the garden.

Just moved house & used this cart for moving boxes which saved on all the trips backwards & forward. Just two minor issues the nut on the sheering if it’s over tight it hard to sheer, if it’s to loose it works it’s way off. And the straps on the liner need more heavy duty stitching lost two already.

I bought this cart to replace an old sturdy barrow that reached the end of its life. This product is rather disappointing.I was attracted by the 350Kg (that’s right: three-hundred-fifty) headline and the four wheels. Given the price I decided to give it a try, however my advice for anyone who decides to buy it is to look at the price rather than the description because this item is cheap and feels cheap and flimsy.The two questions you have to ask before you buy are:1. Do I value my time?2: Does it hold 350 Kg?The instructions are poor quality and somewhat misleading; the manufacturing of the parts and the fittings are also poor quality and the result is that I wouldn’t trust this thing to carry anything heavier that 50Kg. The only thing that looks ok are the wheels and tyres (though the washers are missing). My plan was to use this to carry some rubble across my garden, I estimated about 30 trips (about 120 metres each wound trip in total, so that means 2 1/4 miles approximately on bumpy grass) with two bags in it – I hope it can last to the end of the job.The good side of the story is that with four wheels it will be way easier to haul the heavy bags; if it lasts long enough I will probably re purpose it as a plant container, maybe for a small Japanese maple with some Festuca decoration or maybe for a bush of lavender.It can’t replace a good barrow (and probably even the cheapest of barrows other than those in the toys section is more robust than this cart).

This product is good. It’s sturdy, easy to put together and everything seems ok. I use it for my business which is a children’s outdoor education group at the beach. Unfortunately it arrived with a flat tyre. It can be pumped up for a day’s use but needs refilling prior to every use. I contacted the company that provided the trolley on several occasions with photographic evidence and they have not been kind or decent enough to supply a replacement wheel / tyre. So, be warned.

Reasonably robust components which (eventually) assembled into a sturdy and very maneuverable cart. Took about two hours to build; the instructions are awful and you need a magnifying glass (literally) to see the pictures. Some components were poor quality (paint in threads. no air in the tyres etc which hampered the build. Overall a good buy but took a long time to get there!

Put it together. Not too difficult. Took it out in the forest loaded with serious tree felling equipment. It passed that test. I was expecting it to fall apart. It didn’t. I suspect that the size it is (actually too small for me bit I guess that was me not paying proper attention), this particular model is better for the garden, shopping or about the house. Altogether, I have to say that I am satisfied thus far.

I will be using trolly for moving small model engines.

As others have mentioned, the instructions are poor with some errors and some description wrong such has calling a ‘lug’ a ‘hinge’ and a ‘split pin’ a ‘Cotter pin’ . Also as others have found, one tyre was flat on delivery. I found the inner tube had a puncture in a place that couldn’t be patched so had to buy another before even using it. However, I have used it for carting firewood and it’s easy to maneuvre and fairly light to carry when necessary. It’s narrow enough to go through a standard doorway but that also means it can tip over when on uneven or rutted ground. However, for the price, it’s good value for money.

As I didn’t assemble this I can only add my husband’s comments, which were- ‘quick to put together, once you match up the parts with the instructions.’ It’s being used to move bricks and tree branches/stumps from one part of the garden to another as we clear a corner, and is coping very well.Since I posted this review in July the cart has been used to move a large amount of concrete from the back garden to a skip in the front, and to move paving slabs from our garden to a neighbours. It’s still going strong, albeit a bit scuffed!

Shifting logs, boar stuff anything really

This cart is really sturdy, holds a high weight no problem, the wheels are great and don’t stick in rougher ground, you do need a space to store as it doesn’t fold up but it’s a great piece of kit

Got this to go to a family festival. Served it’s purpose very well. Feels like good quality.Ok to put together but the instructions aren’t the best in all honesty. I had it assembled in around 30-40 mins.I’d recommend it

Very sturdy and does a great job but not the easiest to assemble give your self a couple of hours if you are not a DIY wizz

This item has proved extremely useful. Originally bought to transport multi-recycling boxes from back to front of property easily rather than physically carrying. It has been great for transporting heavier or awkward items from the car.

A well made truck that has proved to be sturdy and reliable even on challenging surfaces. Mainly used as a dog transporter. It has given my elderly collie a new lease of life, allowing her to be taken on walks, on holiday, to the pub, shopping, vets, etc. Absolutely invaluable.

I took it to a festival recently and while on the walk there it was perfectly fine, on the walk back (at which point actually had less in it) the metal on the handle where it meets the steering mechanism had bowed and upon inspection the screw holding it in place looked worn on the thread, a few moments later it came off all together. For short trips on decent smooth ground I’m sure this product is fine but if you’re taking it over slightly rougher terrain (by this I mean a few hills, a bit of dry mud etc. – nothing crazy) such as the walk to a campsite at a festival I’d opt for something a bit more sturdy.

Good value for money – not easy to assemble unless you have a large tool chest with a great variety of spanners

AS I’ve had one of these before I knew what to expect. not all that easy to put together for an old Bod but managed.

Once you figure out that some of the instructions for assembly are wrong (bolts mis-referenced) this is easy to put together with a couple of spanners. Good construction and solid frame. Used at festival and around the garden – absolute godsend! Great price and cannot rate it highly enough. Love being able to take the handle off and then attach bar to ride on lawnmower/tractor. Also this means it is low enough to fit in the back of my Ford Kuga width ways.

I purchased for my dog as a cart as has bad arthritis, very sturdy product as I’ve taken it off the bean path and had no issues. The build instructions were a bit unclear but having a mechanical background I worked it out. Be great if some kind of rain cover could be available 😊

Easy to transport tent and camping equipment across fields to festival.