Gator Frameworks7-Pocket Slip-On Accessory Bag for Gator Frameworks Utility Carts, (GFW-UTL-CART-ACCBAG)

Pros: Wheels are fantastic, heavy duty construction, strong enough to transport a 5pc drumkit and hardware from car to stage in one trip without flexing or dumping the load. Easy to use, everything works like it should. Rolls well over city sidewalks and grass, the wheels absorb much of the shock without fully transferring it to the load.Cons: It's a bit heavy and bulky, make sure you have room to store it and you have the strength to lift it. It barely fits in my front seat with the rest of the car fully loaded (4 door sedan), but it does fit.Overall: Worth the extra money for this monster.

Great cart for me despite what other reviews say. Are use it to haul a couple of hundred pounds of musical equipment. The trick is: easy does it. I. Have had zero problems with set up or mechanics. In fact, it works better and pulls more smoothly then my previous cart. I think people are too rough with it and that’s why they lose the pins etc.

Have now used this all terrain cart for 20+ gigs. I’m so glad I got the large wheel version. It rolls super smooth over all kinds of surfaces, from rough roads and parking lots to grass and gravel. It is a heavier cart than I’m used to but it’s worth the weight. I’m a solo looping musician but haul a lot of gear to each gig. Usually I’m hauling a Pedal train pro in a flight case with either one or 2 Bose L1 systems and another Subwoofer, a large pelican type case with my lighting, cables, accessories and hardware, a fan and some mic stands. Everything fits nice and is secure. Because the wheels give such a smooth ride my gear doesn’t rattle loose and fall which was a problem with other carts I’ve used. I don’t have to use ratchet straps all over to keep things secure anymore. Which saves time and looks more professional when rolling through venues with clients and guests present. Many of my bookings are in hotels and restaurants here on Oahu and appearance matters to clients even during load in/out.I highly recommend this cart to any person needing a sturdy cart that has massive capacity which can be collapsed to a reasonable size and can handle most any terrain you need to get through.

This is a very nice cart. I've been using it almost daily for the past couple months. The other reviews are correct, things come loose on it. I've had to put Locktite on everything that can be taken apart. Besides that it's been great. Once I've put Locktite on it, nothing has come loose again yet.

Update: I’ve used the cart for about 6 DJ gigs and I’m still in love with it! Cuts trips in half, can move big loads of powered subs, turntable cases, and racks. The fat wheels smooth out bumps, thresholds, elevator gaps, gravel and GRASS. My roadie and I love it. Essential item.OG review: Used TWICE so can’t comment on long term durability but: I’m a professional DJ and I love this cart, game changer for easy loads and less trips!! It’s definitely big but I use vans so it’s not a big deal to store and move.The first use was to help a friend move, it handled dressers, boxes, etc with ease and rolled smooth, it was a hit with the friends who appreciated fewer trips w/ heavy items.The next test was a large wedding gig with a load-in over GRASS, it took two of us to spot it but it rolled over no problem, even handled gopher holes. We expanded it and loaded it high with speakers, cases, and stands and cut our trips in half (at least) we barely used the old hand truck. The large wheels also gave a smooth ride over paths and a gravel driveway, even making it over the gnarly doorway threshold in my garage. I love this cart!Only a couple minor suggestions for improvement: the plastic cap ends need to be glued so they don’t pop off I’m planning to use rubber cement. And the handlebars don’t lay 100% flush and clamp down securely when folded up, when I turned it upside down to slide into the van for travel the bars dangled making it a little annoying to stow, if they could be secured that would be awesome. Also I appreciate the metal stopper nub (not sure what it’s called) that safety secures the sliders when cart is fully expanded, it would be nice to have another one at the halfway point so we have the option for partial expansion that is safety “locked”.Great product, I’m even thinking of buying a lighter weight version that can easily be stowed in a car for my drum gigs. Rock on.

I purchased this Gator Lower Deck to be used with the Gator 52" All-Terrain Cart. Both items arrived in their original packaging. The cart itself has been very useful. When I needed to use the deck I realized there was no hardware included in the package, only the two boards, which makes the item useless. Amazon says there's no return policy for this item (?), and keeps referring me to the Gator Website that only provides an option to buy "replacement parts". All Gator items I own are great quality, but warranty and customer service apparently aren't as good and reliable.

Very impressed with this dolly. We’ve used it around the garage for moving pavers and also as a cart for dog kennels at shows. I appreciate its strength and adjustability as well as the convenience of it folding down for travel.

This cart is perfect! I got it because I had a Ball I was DJing and the venue had a gravel parking lot and it had to be a fast clean out at the end of the night. When I showed up and put my entire rig on this cart I was impressed! When I rolled across that gravel I was so glad that I bought this cart! My rig was 2 12" Bose F1, 812s, and 2 Bose F1 subs, and a Bose sub 2, and of course booth, lights, and 2 equipment bags. It rolled so smooth. That was a heavy load and it was very manageable. You just has to make wide turns when it's stretched out all the way like it was. If you need a cart that can across gravel or grass this is the one. Made loading in and out a breeze.