VIVOHOME Heavy Duty 880 Lbs Capacity Mesh Steel Garden Cart Folding Utility Wagon with Removable Sides and 4.10/3.50-4" Wheels 10 inch Tire (Blue)

I had bought myself one of these carts in red to use while gardening. My husband like it so much after he put it together he started using it for his hand tools to pull around while he is building my greenhouse. So I bought him this green one as a gift for his birthday. Now I can have mine back..lol.

I purchased this to haul my dog around outside when he broke his leg. He was a big boy of 80+ pounds. The side lets down so it was easy to get him in it. Now I use it for outside chores. It pulls easily and the wheels are sturdy and roll over rough terrain. The metal mesh makes cleaning a breeze.

I’ll start by saying for use around my home, and only $106 , I think the wagon will meet my needs for quite sometime.Assembly was fairly simple, but instruction really don’t explain much. Some of the parts are not the highest quality. The cotter pins for the tires are a very thin and could be easily broken. Tires seem okay, and the pins for the drop down sides are actually fairly thick / strong. The first thing I am going to do is put a piece of plywood or something similar over the mesh base. As I read in other reviews, the mesh is a little flimsy.I don’t believe this wagon would hold up to daily use on a farm or other commercial business. I think this wagon would be great for home use.I like product and definitely recommend it for around the home.

We have had ours for a year or so, we use it for unload/load groceries or loading our Camper for trips. The yoke/pull arm to the front legs Started crimping the weak metal cross beam to the Point I had to retighten it several times. Each time it would just get loose again because it kept bending squeezing the weak metal till I had to mod it. This is a high stress point , pulling , turning, and lifting pint for uneven ground. In our case in and out front door stoop(4-6”). Bad engineering at that point. I wonder if they have modified it yet. I would like to know how

We live on a 2-acre lot and use this cart to transport nearly everything to and from the house and workshop, which are on opposite ends of the property. I put this together myself in about 30 minutes while watching tv. It was simple, directions were easy to understand. The way that this can become a flat bed cart is great so you can carry larger items when needed. It makes a lot of rattling noise when using because its metal and the sides all drop down so they are not welded in place, therfore its rattles a bit but not from lack of sturdiness. We find this cart to be useful and worth the price point. The wheels move with ease and its easy to steer. Only caveat for me is that I wish it had the hard wheels that don't require air. But, great cart well worth the cost.

Words cannot describe how much misery this wagon has caused me. There is a convention put together to shut down the production of this thing and ban it from ever being reproduce on earth, and that convention was on the other side of the Earth and I had to take a train there to testify. I would gladly do it This is total garbage, the swinging doors are always constantly falling off because the cotter pins fall out every time you put something heavy in it besides Ben. Anytime you fold the doors down and try to put this in a vehicle or something each door swings in a different direction like an octopus, preventing you from getting the thing in and out of a vehicle. Sometimes when I need to carry something I need I just consider going to get my hands five trips rather than using this car. I hate it so much. I wish I had never bought it. It’s total made in China garbage. It might as well be made of chicken wire.

I love my new garden cart. It is probably sturdier than I need (very heavy) but it will last forever. It took me two days to put it together. Thank goodness I had the wrenches necessary to assemble it. It will get a lot of use.

Overall, this is reasonably well built, and for the price it seems like a decent buy. There's a quality control issue with the metal mesh flatbed base of the unit I received, though, with broken segments in three different locations on the flooring (see photos). I discovered this after going through all of the assembly, and I think it'll be ok functionally even with the broken areas, so I'm not bothering to return it -- but I will probably need to do something to prevent a future scrape or cut from the broken bits, as they're sharp and bendable. A needless issue, as it's something that really should have been caught at the factory.