Reddit reviews Gorilla Carts GOR400-COM Steel Garden Cart with Removable Sides, 400-lbs. Capacity, Green
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Durable 34-inch x 18-inch steel mesh bed and 10-inch pneumatic tiresNew frame design allows for quick and easy assembly while offering improved maneuverability, rigidity, and ground clearanceRemovable steel mesh sides for added versatility when carrying larger loadsPadded pull handle makes it easy to pull up to 400-pounds1-year limited warranty
Do it, you won't regret it. She'd do it for you. There are cheaper ones but I got this one so we can still go on trails and places more interesting than just sidewalks. Getting the ski attachments for the snow shortly.
A firewood log cart would help him get the wood inside. He doesn't have to fill it up:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N7HLP4V
Or a wagon like this might be easier:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BECQBZ0
As others have said, make sure he's wearing welder's gloves near the stove.
Good luck & best wishes. Thank you for caring enough to post this
I've got this setup waiting in my Amazon cart, but mine will have this wagon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BECQBZ0/?coliid=I1ZPE2T27DZF2Q&colid=1QQMOTKSMH8JE&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
And three of these bins in it:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005KDISRY/?coliid=IW68D62EBLVWI&colid=1QQMOTKSMH8JE&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
I'm looking for some help moving next month. Not a traditional move as I'm only moving about 300 feet accross the street. Really hoping to find a people that could come help out with these types of utility carts. I plan on renting a pickup for an hour or so to move the big stuff.
Thanks - that is exactly the input I was looking for. I'm wondering if I used a garden cart like this if I'd be able to lay them down and fit enough to make it worth it - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BECQBZ0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_e9LJBb4MRBRDP
This would be a lot heavier than a trailer designed for bikes though I'm sure.
That sucks your hub was removed. I have several within a mile and good bike trail access to them so really hoping I can figure out a way to collect and deliver by bike.
I bought this one and used it to hike in less than a mile over rough terrain and it worked well. I think I overloaded its weight capacity with firewood and one of the wheel mounts bent SLIGHTLY. Still works perfectly though, and I can’t fault it because I overloaded it.
I’d recommend.
I do wish I spent a little more and got this one. We saw it at the beach and it seems even better.
There’s this too
You can find these a little cheaper at other vendors sometimes.
That's a good way to think about it. I don't think I'd be comfortable with more than probably 20lbs in a backpack on my Levy (then again I've only had it a week, maybe that will change). But my grocery store is literally 3/5 mile up the road from me so a ten minute walk if I'm walking extra slow. I have a small gorilla cart that I just got, which lets me haul basically as much as I want, fairly easily. I think what I will do is do backpack scooter trips when I just need a couple things, and then if I'm doing a big trip like to buy heavy things, walk and pull the cart.
We got a double stroller. Sit and stand style. We only used it a handful of times before we just switched to the wagon full time.
Oldest was 20mo when 2nd was born. He preferred to walk when we went places and wagon gave him a place to sit down and rest when he got tired. Baby was breastfed and wanted to be on the boob vast majority of the time, when he did fall asleep or get too heavy he could lay flat in the wagon with lots of blankets. When they both started walking we couldn't strap them into the stroller anyway because they fought it.
3 is due in Nov, we've already sold the stroller and plan to just use the wagon on any family outings that we end up having.
We got a heavy duty garden wagon off of Amazon. It has big tires that are great off roading. Also has collapsible sides and detachable handle so can be broken down and packed into trunk very easily. The one was got came with a removable liner and we ended up buying 2 kitchen chair cushions that we tie in when the kids need the cushion. It's big enough that the 2 kids can both sit inside comfortably and have both slept while on the move, not as comfortable but still works.
Edit to add: ours is very similar to this. Not identicle but same basic concept.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BECQBZ0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_4XtjDbND54Y0H
Also, as others have commented, if you decide to go the stroller route check out fb marketplace, let go, offer up, etc. I see strollers for super reasobvle prices all the time. We got our sit and stand for $50 from there. Worth it even though we used it for just a short amount of time.