Mighty Max Cart Flatbed Yard Cart, 400 Lb Capacity

Guess I was just expecting more. It is rather small and unless you tie your load down in some way anything bigger than the cart or somewhat top heavy will fall or slide off. The metal snaps that are used to adjust the length come out of the provided holes on occasion as well. It is a neat little flatbed cart but it has fairly strict limits on what you can do with it. Just because it can take lots of weight doesn't mean you will load it full and then just start pulling it anywhere. I actually wish there were sides available as well as ends. I bought this to haul 5 foot metal poles 1 inch in diameter. Something 5 foot long is really too long to put on this. I can do it but I have to spend time making sure they are all tied together and then strapped down to the cart or they just fall off at every bump. Hey it does fold up nicely though.

I simply love these carts... Easy to assemble, nothing to rot or rust, light but strong, extendable and the company who makes them has a parts store if you go insane and find a way to break something. The wheels work well on my yard, at the shore and on soft ground and won't damage my pvc dock or house flooring. I was so impressed I picked up a second one after hauling dock sections and parts all over the place. The removable buckets help a lot with tools and can be switched out in seconds. I also found the H pieces make it easy to move pipe and small amounts of lumber... I did collapse one hauling old steel dockpoles up a hill, but they were never intended for that AND I was able to purchase a replacement piece online.

It's basically OK, all plastic, so fit & finish is kinda unrefined, especially the two-piece handle. I seriously doubt that it will hold 600 pounds without cracking somewhere. I weigh 140# and standing in the center of it, when it's in closed position, caused some flexing of the plastic bed.If I had seen this at Home Depot I would have guessed the price at no more than $75, not $110 online. But, it is what it is, I can make it work for my lighter-duty needs. From all the wonderful testimonials at their site I expected perfection. So don't expect the best cart in the world, it's more like a plastic flat-bed kid's wagon.

STRONG! Everything it is said to be and more. The only issue is that it extends and has no integral way to lock the halves together so when pulling the cart over a bump, the back half stops and disconnects dumping the load. I had to strap the parts together to use. That and the high cost are the bad parts but I would highly recommend!

Nice cart. If I would say anything negative about the cart, it is that the wheels are thin strips of rubber laminated on plastic wheels..A bit cheap. The wheels are also simply mounted on the axles without bearings.

We bought this to haul our 65 quart yeti and it has exceeded our expectations. VERY EASY TO PULL! WE took it to the beach with us and it rolled perfectly through the sand. We had so many people ask where we bought it at to haul there yeti coolers with! I pulled it with the cooler full and my 2 kids on top of the cooler and didn't have a bit of trouble pulling it. WELL WORTH THE MONEY SPENT!

Handle keeps coming off when pulling with even one small bag of garden rocks and wants to come apart in middle of cart, had to find a way to screw on handle and better brace middle of cart.

Love it. We bought 2. You can hook them together to form a long cart or hook them together to form a wide cart. We take outdoor furniture to shows. They are light weight. Wheels go over most surfaces. Stow easily by taking them separately and sizing to the smallest dimension. One of our better buys. Highly recommend

I bought this for purposes of hauling gear to communal camp sites at outdoor music festivals. It was easy to assemble**, and immediately I could tell that it was substantially stronger and more stable than the typical wagons and carts that people use for this purpose.With a pack of bungee cords and this cart's ample connection points, I was able to load and stably tie down large mounds of irregularly-shaped gear up to about 50 Kg, including water containers, event shelters, tents, tools, baggage, bin of kitchen gear, etc.. The cart was stable and easy to control on a variety of rough surfaces, including tall grass and bumpy & dusty roads, including up and down hills. I credit this stability to the thick rubberized wheels and the strength of the handle. I found it rather easy to pull long distances.It packs down to a size that's pretty easy to transport, which fits well enough in the back of my hatchback with my camp gear. The handle doesn't nest very well when folded in (it juts upwards a bit) but it can be removed, at which point it nests into the underside much better. I pack it upside-down with squishy items on top.I was looking at some much more expensive carts and wagons, but this one stood out for being at an affordable price point while better fitting the features I was after. I might invest in some accessories for it at some point in the future, as the corner posts look like they could come in handy.**Mine was missing a 12 cent piece of hardware (a lock nut) which was a little bit annoying, but easily remedied with a trip to a nearby Home Depot.

I have no garage so store everything in a shed towards the back of my property. The Max Cart is used to haul heavy items, like seasonal tires, from the front of the house to the shed. It works perfectly!