VonHaus Garden Cart – Trolley, Trailer, Truck, Utility Wagon with Wipe Clean Lining, Mesh Panels, Steel Frame, 350kg Weight Capacity – Heavy Duty for Outdoors, Festivals, Tools, Plants, Logs, Camping

A great cart, for around the garden or in out case to help out with the horse. I got this to help my goddaughter out with getting her horse stuff from the burn to the field to do our horse. The 85ltr has plenty of space for the items he’s needs to carry each way. A well made and great value for the cost o f this item that I’m sure she will get plenty of use from over the years to come. Easy to move with a load assembly as well. I’m sure we will find many use for this cart over the years to come.

Amazing value compared to all the other smaller and inferior offerings on the web.Very stable as long as most weight is over the rear wheels or the load is even, it can tip if the load is all over the front and you swivel the wheels to either side.As mentioned by another, the top part of the handle has the hole drilled 90 degrees out, so the handle loop ends up vertical, not as in the illustration. still use-able but feels odd.The wheels are very strong, wide and resilient so traveling over a lawn with a load is quite easy.The only problem I had was the nuts and bolts were loose in the box and one of the 4 tiny split pins that secure the wheels was missing, I rooted out a tiny nut and bolt which fixed that and in fact is a much better solution than the rather flimsy split pins. The wheels have bearings but just slide onto the axle shafts so spin freely.I have a 37 liter battery operated sprayer and 100 amp/hr battery strapped to it at the moment, it copes easily with that. I wouldn't like to try moving it with 500kg though even on solid ground, no brakes!The sides are pretty flimsy but adequate, replacing the spring pins on the hinges with proper bolts would make a big improvement I don't intend to use them so no problem for me, Apart from the sprayer I will use it to haul large rocks weighing up to 100kg, It needs a sheet of Ply attached to the bed as the wire mesh would soon be damaged.

The steering mechanism has been strengthened and I use this cart all the time.The press studs on the material liner were too tight but I got a 20% refund and fitted my own studs for £10.It's the second cart of this type I've bought and confirm it is sturdy and very useful if you want to move a lot of stuff around your garden etc.

Almost exactly 6 years ago to the day, I bought one of the standard and very common green, mesh, 3ft garden carts for £113.34. Nowadays, you see them everywhere, and you can buy one for £50. I had no convenient space for it under cover, so it has stood outside in all weathers ever since, quietly rusting away - but it’s still serviceable, and I wouldn’t hesitate to pay the current price for one in return for 6yrs of life - a mere £8 a year. Now, however, a tyre has split, and since it was always a bit too small, I decided to upgrade rather than repair.I find this model, at £95 incl. delivery, to be a far cry from its predecessor, and like other reviewers, I find the sturdiness of the components impressive. It was also easier to assemble; the instructions suggest it’s a two person job, but this arthritic 86-yr-old managed it easily in about half an hour, albeit using the proper tools for the job, rather than the single adjustable spanner they recommend (and you’ll need two).I was less impressed with the press-stud-fitted plastic fabric lining. Press studs are a never an attachment of choice, and I think an easier, more reliable and potentially longer-lasting method could have been found. Secondly, the lining is waterproof, so if the trailer is left in the rain with the liner attached, it will fill with water. It would have been better to have used a free-draining fabric. Just make some holes, I guess...The only potential weak point in terms of rust and decay will be the mesh; but the old one, in a slightly smaller gauge, has stood up surprisingly well after 6 years of outdoor exposure, including being buried in snow several times, so I don't regard it as a problem..I'm disappointed to see that at the time of review it's listed as unavailable; I hope this is soon remedied, for with a large garden, this is easily worth the extra cash, and promises to last a good deal longer than its predecessor; perhaps a lot longer than me...

Good sturdy design let down by poor build quality control. Would have been five stars but for: the handle clip-on box which would not fit securely without some wooden shims to stop it wobbling 40 degrees left-right (one star), base frame welding seams not ground down so side flaps would not bed down to the chassis evenly (half star), and after one night out in the rain (garden trolley?) signs of rust washing out of the side flaps mesh welding area so obviously spray painted and not dipped to ensure internal structure also rust protected (half star). Even the front VonHaus badge was stuck on clumsily to demonstrate lack of post-build quality checking. The leaf collection liner is a nice touch but won't last five minutes of heavy use so I have added a wooden deck and sides for my use with a garden shovel.But, it is sturdy for the price and does what it says on the box so we shall see how it copes with heavy use and damp English rusting weather.

Not bad to assemble, took two of us an hour. Instructions were clear, pictures did help. Sturdy and strong perfect fit for generator and a God send for ferrying logs across uneven ground. Light weight and good value for money.