Sunnydaze Utility Cart with Removable Folding Sides, 400 Pound Weight Capacity

I read a lot of reviews where people did not like the smell of the tires. Get over yourselves people. Its a wagon that lives in the garage so what if it has a some "smell" to it when new (which goes away a few days after you get it). When the wagon arrived it took bout 15 minutes to put it together. I needed it to carry 40 pound bags of wood pellets for my stove 250 feet over grass from my driveway to my shed and than to my house a few bags at a time over the winter. I was able to load 8 bags at a time on it with no problem and the wagon pulled like a champ. That's 320 pounds each load. I moved 107 total bags of pellets like that to stock up my shed for the coming winter. That's 4280 total pounds moved in 14 trips over a period of about 45 minutes and the wagon was flawless. That's a lot better than the 5 hours it took me last year carrying one bag at a time. I never noticed the smell and this wagon will easily carry 400 pounds of stuff if you need to. Don't worry about the haters I'm glad that I paid no attention to some of the bad reviews and bought this wagon it works and is well worth the price.

The box was missing a nut and 2 washers.The instructions were horrible and very hard to followBut the wagon is great

I bought this cart to put inside an SUV to carry equipment to the gun range. The drop down sides make it easy to stow inside or to hold down on a hitch carrier on the back of the SUV. With the hitch mounted cargo carrier, the 10" wheels allow one to lift the front wheels onto the platform and then to lift in the rear wheels without straining your back. A couple of bungee cords hold it in place. I've had more than 200 pounds on it with no trouble. Though only 18" wide, the cart is generally laterally stable unless you are pulling it sideways on a hill. The handle can be attached with a 5/16" lock pin for removal, storage, and putting the cart in the back of an SUV. The cart has a tight turning radius and can be maneuvered through doorways and tight corners.The cart arrived quickly and was mostly easy to assemble. One nut and washer were missing, but I replaced the bolt (to attach the handle) with a lock pin to allow the cart to knock down into a transportable package. The bolts and nuts are metric. A ratchet with metric sockets is essential for putting on the lock nuts. Be careful to not strip the head of the bolts or the square holes where they lock into the frame. Many of the square holes in the frame are under the metal lattice. Bolts must be held in with your fingers while tightening the lock nut. A second person really helps in putting this together. The steel is relatively soft and it is possible to strip the holes in the frame if you aren't paying attention and pushing the bolt all the way into the hole. I suspect parts are not to be found, so don't lose the plastic spacers for the wheels.POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS OFF-GASSING: the tires on this cart, like many Chinese plastic products, off-gas a strong odor. A little research suggests that many Chinese plastic/rubber products are made from recycled tires. The odor is not the only problem. The gas is apparently toxic and carcinogenic as well. See the article at the following URL (http://www.realnatural.org/is-smelly-china-plastic-toxic/). Don't keep this cart inside your house . . . it will take days to get the smell out.

No, it’s not as heavy duty as I expected and I anticipate having to adjust and replace some fasteners during its lifetime. But it’s pretty well made and good value for the money. Follow the assembly instructions carefully and you won’t have any problems with it.

Like a lot of mass produced Chinese items the construction can be suspect. On my unit one of the front wheel axles had been welded at the incorrect angle and it toed out when the steering link was installed. You can see it in the photo. I did request a replacement front axle, but received no reply so I ordered a replacement cart which will arrive tomorrow and I’ll swap out the front axle portion and return it. Easy to put together, lots of sharp edges, will need to inflate the tires and don’t over tighten the steering linkage.

I received the product quickly and it arrived in good condition. It took about 20 minutes or so to assemble. I love it! I enjoy saltwater pier fishing and I purchased this cart for hauling the associated gear: rods, tackle boxes, cooler, etc., stuff that's bulky rather than simply heavy. It's still too cold for the beach but I have no doubt this cart will be up to the task. Add a couple of PVC fishing rod holders to the sides and you will have a first-class pier cart. I am amused by the reviewers who complain about the "smell" or "toxic chemicals". Really, folks? The smell is nothing more than the new rubber tires. Anyone who has ever set foot in an automotive tire store knows that smell. I am very satisfied with this purchase and would highly recommend both the product and the seller.

It was for my husband so he does not have to carry chlorine jugs over to pool from car. He also puts propane tanks in it to get them to the generator and grill. He absolutely is so happy with it. He is 76 yrs now and it makes it easy for him. Great buy !!!!!!

This wagon is smaller than I expected, but is plenty sturdy and very easy to use. Assembly was a pain only because they do not include any tool and it uses several different bold sizes. I only had one appropriately sized wrench and had to monkey rig a tool to complete the assembly. The directions are not very good, but it was reasonably easy to figure out. And at the end of the day I decided I actually liked the smaller size.