"""Gorilla Carts GOR5-COM Poly Garden Dump Cart with Steel Frame,38-inch x 20-inch rust-proof poly bed and 10-inch pneumatic tires, with a Capacity of 800 lb, Gray"""

Comes as a kit, with excellent instructions. Took around 30 minutes to assemble, you need spanners and a big crosspoint screwdriver (slot would do) and snipe nose pliers are helpful but not essential (to fit the split pins). You need a bit of space, I assembled it on a double bed, ideal. It has big wheels, a large plastic bucket to carry grass, wood, rubble - and an enormous 800lb load quoted by the manufacturer. It runs really well over concrete, grass, even loose earth - thanks to the big wheels. It might struggle when the ground gets really soggy, but everything does. It's slightly awkward to manoeuvre, especially turning in a tight space, bit it can even go up or down steps. Once you've got a load in it, you really appreciate the difference between it and a wheelbarrow: you don't have to carry any of the weight! The tip function is very clever (maybe overkill for gardening but I could see it being really useful for gravel, sand, or rubble. No real downsides, honest. OK, it feels a bit clunky because the handle is attached quite loosely so it rattles a bit, but it's all well-engineered and very strong; think quarter inch square steel stock, maybe not a tank but a tractor level of build. The plastic "bucket" might be the only weak point, time will tell. Gorilla provides loads of spare parts in the USA, suspect they're not available in the UK. Once last point: Gorilla makes a huge range of similar-looking carts, make sure you know which one you're buying!

This thing is great, never buy a wheelbarrow ever again. - This cart is good quality and well made. - It was easy to put together, just a few pieces to slot together and some bolts to tighten. - Very stable and easy to move around. - Holds a lot! I've been using it to move several hundred kg of gravel from the bulk bag in my front garden into the back, down a slope to a flat area at the bottom. Doing this in a traditional barrow would have been a lot of heavy lifting and much harder work, with this I just loaded it up and pulled it along behind me (it went up over a step no problem with a good pull). The cart takes all the weight and was so easy to wheel around. It's easy to unload too, just pull the handle and lift and it tips forward. Would buy again if I ever needed to!

I've just taken delivery and assembled the cart. My first impression is excellent, very robust and sturdy, assembled within half an hour and the instructions were very clear. Overall looks and feels a high quality product. Moves easily around the gardenby hand and has the excellent feature of being able to be towed by the ride on mower.

Brother put it together for me and used socket set. Brilliant truck once mastered pulling it. Takes good load.

Why did you choose this product over others?: Pretty robust Handy for garden waste Smaller than it might have been

the best troley you can find in the market for this price

Wanted one of these to pull behind my ride on mower, must admit their sales pitches are good, but the products aren’t. The first one arrived with only 3 good wheels, and the handle snapped off within 2 minutes of its first use. The replacement they sent (slowly) is a bit better, but even then still turned up with 1 damaged wheel and stress lines in the tub. The whole thing just feels very flimsy given its price

Having bought two carts for general garden use, I thought I would add a review. Not sure this cart would handle 180Kg (400 lbs) let alone 362kg (800lbs), it was creaking with 120Kg (264lbs) 3 *Chicken food sacks. Packaging was poor and certainly wouldn't handle a less delicate courier. The instructions where pretty good for a self assemble job, I've seen much poorer ones. Bolts, washers etc, clearly laid out on a card. The Cart The grey tub is very flimsy less Gorilla, more Chimpanzee and full of white stress marks, the base of the tub is stressed where the bolts join the frame, and the sides are full of white marks, this seems to be a 'standard feature' of these carts. Not sure about the dump mechanism with any thing approaching a heavy load say 200lbs Pulling was OK over a rough lawn, but stability is questionable over rougher ground. Only time will tell on the overall life span. So would I buy again ? NO. given the price, maybe half the price could change my mind.