Gorilla Carts GORMP-12 Steel Dump Cart with Removable Sides and 2-In-1 Convertible Handle, 1,200-Pound Capacity, 39.5-Inch by 22-Inch Bed, Grey Finish

This cart has met all my expectations and is better than I could even imagine! Strong and sturdy and hauls nicely behind my John Deere riding lawnmower. Highly recommend this to anyone that needs to do some serious hauling

I read the negative reviews on this so I felt compelled to share my experience. The cart is very nice! Arrived neatly packed in the box, I had fun assembling this, took about 45mins but I'm mechanically inclined. It went together nicely with no issues. The assembly manual is clearly detailed with photos and they break-down each baby-step for you. The bolts come attached to a flat blister pack , and each set of bolts has the corresponding step number , so it's impossible to mix them up (granted you don't go off the sequence). Use a 10mm and 13mm socket wrench for most of the bolts. The cart is built well, sturdy and stabile and with a nice paint job. The oversized rubber tires are really great, very smooth travel going down curbs and stuff. The dump feature works well, and is worth the extra few dollars. Although I cannot verify the 1,200lb load capacity, for this price I would imagine it's fine for most tasks. We're pulling fire wood stacked-up above the sides , and I see no stress on the cart and it handles well. Would highly recommend to anyone researching these, great buy!

The cart went together well, all of the nuts and bolts are shrink wrapped on cardboard. There were a couple of items that could have been done better. The handle and tongue could be made to fit better. You have to squeeze the ears that the handle attaches to in almost 3/8". Seems to me it could be a cleaner fit. I had to file the slots on the front and back so the sides would fit...the tabs were welded slightly narrow. The parts that should be rethought are the spacers behind the wheels where they go on the axle. The axles are too long for the width of the wheels so a plastic spring (yes plastic) is placed behind the hub of the wheel before installing and attaching the washer and nut. A simple solid spacer of steel the correct size would make more sense. The plastic spring allows the wheels to be a little sloppy. Enough nit picking...I think it should last for several years to come.

Fantastic work cart - well worth paying extra from the lower models to get the dump-truck capability. Solidly built and rolls great even over uneven terrain.

This is a great cart. It has replaced the old, less sturdy wagon. If you have heavy-duty yard work on barn things, you can't beat it. The specs. on the wagon sat it all. My only concern is that it was a bit tricky to put together. Instructions and the usual bolts and screws were all separately packed for each part of the process. I would buy another one if I needed it.