Poly Garden Dump Cart

Very nice bit of kit! I was in the market for a wheel barrow to minimise damage rather than walking shovel by shovel with 2 tonnes of chippings across my lawn. Ended up going down a rabbit hole, I'm only a home user but I don't like buying 'cheap' and once I moved on from looking at cheap wheel barrows, some interesting carts hit the radar...after doing a little research I decided to give it a try. Wow, I'm glad I opted for the cart & this one specifically. I will admit the tray is a plastic rather than steel you'd get on a barrow, but I casually threw shovels of gravel into it no bother at all, but I imagine on a building site bricks/rubble being thrown in it as builders do there would be cause for concern, but as a home diy user & generally big bloke who has been known to break the unbreakable this is more than up to my needs. Pros of cart from my experience: Able to turn on the spot with no risk of falling over. Stable platform, can't be topled over by accident. 4 wheels spreads load, minimal damage to lawn. Big (air filled) rubber wheels monster trucks over obstacles nicely. No accidental tipping during transport. Rolls nicely with minimal arm fatigue when compared to lifting/wheeling/balancing a wheel barrow. Looks at home carting some trays of plants, holding some water buckets etc to wash the car on the weekend, or hauling mass loads of gravel. Cons: A more involved assembly process. Slightly more cumbersome to tip. Larger to store after the job. All in all, very pleased with this purchase and it's found itself being used in more mundane helpful tasks than a barrow would have been.

This guy seems to do what is 'says on the tin'. First thing I shifted was 150KG is cement. No problem. Then some old concrete fence post bases. I have to admit I used some wood planking, cut to fit the tray to protect it for this. It is easy to move, and the frame seems really strong. The tray though. Not so sure. I only had it a could of days, but the tray WILL fail before the frame/wheels etc. It is easy to move and dump stuff so no probs there, but as some commented no brake. (I got a glove stuck under the wheel and it would not budge....) I did not recharge the batteries once. Plenty of tea fixed this. Oh, a couple of drain holes might be a good idea. It rained (a lot) and the tray was fill of water. Just a thought. NOTE to Gorilla :- Provide a 'tough' tray protector OR add it to your product line. For heavy sharp/course material, this is a MUST. Secondly, I am going to mix concrete in the tray. The above, or a different 'liner' for the tray would be great. I am using a heavy tarp. Add a wheel chock, that can attach to the handle for easy access. No need for a brake then, which is fine. The brakes will get full of rubbish (soil, cement, any other debris) and fail. Wheel check is better I think (I made my own here) Anyway, I like it. Better that a standard barrow, and easy to use. Hope this helps. I am happy, and it seems like a really good product. Cheers

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

Lifesaver! I bought this to help us with our watering battles. Mum was struggling to fill cans from our pond for the garden - then carrying 2 at a time max. I had the idea to use this - bingo! Unlike a traditional wheelbarrow, the flat surface means you can carry up to 50l at a time - 4 x 10l plus 2 x 5l cans. We are not filling from a tap. We use a pump to bring the water up from the pond and into the cans. Magic. Best still- when the cans spill - you can use the tip mechanism to pour this exactly where you want it. The cart was reasonably easy to assemble / just take your time and I managed solo. I greased the leavers and parts to prevent rust. It’s very manoeuvrable- turning tightly. Just takes a bit of getting used to how to reverse it where u want it. For winter, I’ve bought a strong caddy for her trowels and garden basics and she can use it for weed collection or wood. Really thinking about buying a second one. Love it :-)

Good Garden Cart .Very sturdy when assembled.

Bought this to move 2 tonnes of ballast and 300kg of cement to the end of a 100ft garden where I was laying a base for a shed. It was so much easier than using a wheel barrow and so much kinder on my back. I did not overload the cart but it made short work of the volume to be moved. My wife, who has a bad back, tried to pull the cart, just to see if she could, and was able to without too much effort. It will now be used to distribute 1 tonne of bark clippings around the boarders of the garden. The assembly of the cart took me took me no longer than 20 minutes and the instructions were straight forward. Highly recommend

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.

Very sturdy fantastic value for money, so easy to put together. I use this for my garden and allotment.light weight. Easy to pull along .

Putting it together was pretty easy, If the screws would have been allen or bolts it would have been excellect. Been using it daily in my jard its amazing.

Amazing cart!! My friend had one and I borrowed it and had to get one of my own! Once you use this you'll never go back to a wheelbarrow ever again! even the ones with 2 wheels on the front can't compare. Big durable tires, takes a lot of weight, very sturdy construction, easy pull tilt handle for dumping. Can't be beat!

Buenísima compra!

Fácil de armar y muy resistente

Tenía muchas espectativas de este producto, lamentablemente desde que vi el empaque, me sentí preocupada, al abrirlo mis preocupaciones se confirmaron, la caja de poliéster presenta daños por golpes, no dudo que el producto funcione, pero es decepcionante pagar para recibir algo en mal estado.