Gorilla CartsGOR4PS Poly Garden Dump Cart with Steel Frame and 10-in. Pneumatic Tires, Padded pull handle and Quick-release for easy unloading, 600-Pound Capacity, Black

This cart is brilliant. So much easier to use than a traditional wheelbarrow that I always had issues using. I almost bought a slightly cheaper one, but glad I went with this one.My other half put it together no problem, and there was no ranting and swearing, so the instructions must have been good! Usually something goes wrong when assembling things, but not with this.It is very sturdy and easy to manoeuvre both pulling or pushing when full.I have just used it this afternoon to move a 1000kg of 20mm stone across the lawn and round tight bends in the garden and then tip into the place I needed it. It coped brilliantly, no issue pushing it across grass or the stone I had already put down. I filled it to the top ridge you can see in the photos - no idea how much weight that was, but not light! It was easy to push to where I needed it and the tipping mechanism worked a charm. Brilliant piece of kit

Considered buying a cart for some time and now regret not taking the plunge earlier. A real game changer around the garden. Loaded up with 3 bags of compost it virtually followed along behind on its own. Five garden sleepers, no problem at all. I have a 20cm step up on to the garden, easily pulls up and down that.Assembly was a doddle, you do need the relevant sized spanners or an adjustable spanner and a screwdriver. Instructions leaflet is a series of numbered pictures and corresponding bolt/nuts are numbered in a blister pack. Tyres were fully inflated out of the box, but easily inflated if needed.Tip function works really well, simply pull the handle and as you lift the cart wheels come together taking a lot of the weight burden.The only negative I have found is with the fixing bolt washers in the bed of the cart. I was scooping up the last of some compost mix out of the cart and the scoop kept hitting the washers, a niggle but not major and the benefits far out weigh this.There are cheaper versions of the cart available, but the Gorilla Cart brand is well known (mainly in the US) and with the many positive reviews/videos online, I decided it was worth the extra to get a robust and (hopefully) long lasting cart.

Read a few reviews about carts for the garden this was not by any means the cheapest but I plumped for the gorilla cart and well pleased with it . Makes life so much easier easy to put together very sturdy a great handy thing to have .

Lost without it once I got used to steering it. Had a mind of its own sometimes.Holds lots.

Assembly is pretty easy especially if you have a socket set and spanners. Once assembled it is pretty sturdy and very much fit for purpose. However the plastic bucket is quite shallow, much smaller than I expected and a normal wheelbarrow. Bolts also come through the bucket, so you won’t be holding liquids in there without doing your own sealing. Overall it does what I want, would just have liked it a little larger

Very rugged and easy to assemble. The instructions are very clear and the numbering on the nuts and bolts packaging aligning with the build steps is very helpful. It uses Nyloc bolts, so you'll need a sturdy pair of pliers and a socket set to set up properly. Very happy with this product.

Good piece of kit carried 10 bags of compost 40ltr no problems.But please beware of leaving items on the front or sides of the plastic (plastic is rugged) as it will bend and warp. As stated I carried bags of compost left five in the truck overlapped in middle so bags over hanging slightly front and back. Left for day and half. On returning the weight at the front had pushed the plastic down between the wheel axle metal (solution below) .Easily sorted turned upside down with something from underneath with the warm sun came back into shape.Gorrilla carts if reading suggest additional support bar on suspension upto the dump scoop, rear I believe ok just front as it juts out.But these are awesome and I very much they expect they would go to the weight advertised.With the pivot wheels they are easy to manoeuvre and dump function works very easily and efficiently.Buy? = yes

I bought one of these for my 88 year old Dad in the UK to help him around the garden and he loves it. I live in NZ and have been thinking about getting one there for a while. Its definitely easier than a wheelbarrow for many things, though a wheelbarrow is still easier for other things. Partly this cart is much easier to 'pull', but to empty you may need to 'push' it into position - which is tricky with the front-wheel steering. Whereas with a wheelbarrow you just line it up and tip. Anyway, for some jobs and heavy stuff the Gorilla cart is hard to beat.