A.M. Leonard Green Utility Wagon with Flat-Free Tires - 30 x 46 x 7.5 Inch Tray

This summer I was needing a new way of hauling water for the pony as I had her picketed out in fields where a hose couldn't reach and a trough wasn't needed as she'd be moved to a different location every day. I would end up hauling water buckets out to her and then refilling them throughout the day. It was a tedious task made all the worse by my worsening mobility (having to walk with a cane/crutch). I remembered my grandma having a garden cart back when I was younger and began looking for one similar to it. I found this cart which is just like the one I remember my grandma having! The cart was easy to put together (I required some help due to overall weakness). The cart holds up well to all of the abuse I have put it through. The cart made hauling water so much easier/quicker! I have used the cart for a lot more things and it is great! I've pulled the cart through some tall weeds and the cart goes through it well. The only trouble I've encountered is when I got a wheel stuck in a hole and had trouble pulling it out, but that's just due to my health issues. Overall, this cart is great for just about anything you can think to haul around in it and it is super durable!

It has been dubbed the Cadillac cart and we use it for all sorts stuff. Worth every penny.

The sub frame is built well, but I have a major concern with the plastic cart. The supplied hardware is poorly suited for the plastic cart section. The instructions tell you to insert the pan head bolts through the marked deck holes, then secure the deck to main frame with washer and hex nut from below frame. The problem with this is that there is not much distribution force on the top of the pan head bolts and with the poor instructions, I can see how someone would tighten the nuts too hard and rip the bolt through the plastic cart section. No advice is given on how far to tighten the hardware, even though that should be common sense. I had to add at least one small washer on the top of all four bolts, and then put a few washers between the cart and the frame to prohibit deflection and bending in the plastic. I’m sure I will add a little more support under there along the frame gap because my confidence in this item overtime is poor. Also, the bolts do not line up well between the frame and the cart. You will need to aim for the best position average between the four bolts and secure it as best you can. I hope this cart holds up as it is expensive.

Woooo Hoooo love this wagon!

havent broke it yet

I saw this at a garden center where the employees used it for everything from plants to heavy garden ornaments. The only place I could find it was online. It arrived in 2 days. Assembly is required and evn though simple, the directions were so small it was hard to see things. Once assembled though it is a solid great cart that I have found lots if uses for. It will hold heavy rocks, mulch, you name it. It is easier than a wheel barrow or garden cart as it has 4 wheels. It is well designed and will last for ever. One of my best purchases.