Assembly was relatively quick and easy and all parts lined up as they should. Frame and hardware are high quality. We quickly put ours to work moving mulch, soil, masonry/bricks, and will be hauling logs next. Here are some other observations:
High Mobility—The cart, even when loaded down rolls easily w/free-spinning wheels and large flat-free tires that handle even the most difficult terrain, e.g., bumpy surfaces, gravel, and even very loose soil/sand. I’ve had pneumatic tires and would not choose that option, as they frequently lose pressure and do not roll as easily when loaded down, requiring more effort to pull and maneuver.
Serious Hauling—The polyethylene (PE) bed/bucket, while relatively lightweight can handle a Lot of weight, and w/high sides, quite a bit of material.
Easy Dumping—The dumping mechanism is smartly designed to allow it to go well past vertical (almost 180 deg, if necessary) to allow everything in it to fully empty. Would be even better if the bucket turned for side dumping also (JD sells one for their lawn mowers/tractors, but more expensive and no handle for manual use).
Turns on a Dime—The cart has a zero-turn-type radius, allowing it to make hard turns easily.
Versatile—I would prefer to have paid less, but the cart is more versatile and, in many cases, cheaper than carts specifically designed for pulling behind a lawn tractor. Most are not designed for manual handling—no handle, and many with only 2 wheels (vs. 4). This cart’s handle removes so it can be attached to most lawn mowers/tractors, ATVs, etc. The handle’s pin and nifty locking clip are also designed to secure the cart to most receivers, so no additional accessories are required for most hook-ups.
TIPS:
1. This cart is middle-sized. If you’re on the fence between this model (7 cubic feet/1200 lb capacity) and the one w/smaller bed/bucket (4 cf/600 lb capacity), I would go w/this one. Check the attached photos for a frame of reference. Inevitably, a project will come along where you wish you had more surface area and more volume/capacity. A beefier, heavier, and pricier 10 cf cart is also available, but I believe it’s only sold w/pneumatic tires.
2. Easy rolling can make slopes more of a challenge as the cart will want to take off on its own if not parked correctly (no brake). And taking a load down a relatively steep slope can be difficult to control as it wants to go faster than you do. In these situations, you may want to reverse position and allow the cart to go down ahead of you, so your weight can function as a brake and you can better control the cart.
3. You have to physically lift the front of the bucket to unload it. For heavier loads consider distributing more of the weight towards the back end. This makes lifting easier, and more weight in back provides a gravity assist in dumping the load. Your arm, shoulder, and back will thank you.
4. While ruggedly built and durable, it’s not indestructible. When not in use, consider storing it in a shed or under some kind of cover. If you’re limited on space, you can also utilize the empty bucket to store things like bags of fertilizer, seed, mulch, soil, rock, salt, gardening supplies/tools, etc.
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At Gorilla Carts, our mission is to design and engineer products that exceed the highest expectations – Our Own. Our relentless focus on innovation and quality ensures you can continue to count on Gorilla Carts to help you get your job done easier, have more fun, and accomplish more.
Gorilla Carts Heavy-Duty 7 Cu. Poly Dump Cart with No-Flat Tires
The all-new Gorilla Carts 7 cu. ft. Garden Dump Cart features an innovative, updated frame design that makes it quick and easy to assemble. Heavy-duty 13 in. no-flat foam-filled tires and the high-strength poly bed with a 7 cu. ft. capacity will tackle tough jobs on any terrain. It has a wide wheel-base offering more stability as well as zero-turn steering. The “roll-over” dump design allows the bed to tilt into an upended position with ease while keeping the cart balanced to prevent tipping.
- 13-Inch No-Flat Tires are maintenance-free and can handle even the toughest terrain, ensuring you'll never have to put air in the tires again
- Exclusive all-new dump design allows for full, easy unloading
- 40" x 27" x 11" durable heavy-duty poly bed that is easy to clean and wont rust
- New and improved frame design for added strength and quick, easy assembly
- Balanced 4-wheel design and 1,200-lb. weight capacity
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No-Flat TiresFeatures no-flat foam-filled tires that are maintenance-free and ensure you never have to put air in the tire again. |
Easy UnloadingThe all-new patented “roll-over” dump design allows the bed to tilt into an upended position with ease while keeping the cart balanced to prevent tipping. |
Two-in-One HandleThis cart features 2-in-1 handle technology that makes hauling up to 1,200 pounds of material around large gardens, lawns or farms an easy task. Simply pull the locking pin and turn the handle, and your cart can be hooked up to a lawn tractor or ATV. You’ll finish your toughest hauling jobs in a fraction of the time. |
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| Capacity (Weight/Cu. Ft.) | 600-pounds/4 Cu. Ft. | 1,200-pounds/7 Cu. Ft. | 1,200-pounds/6 Cu. Ft. | 1,500-pounds/10 Cu. Ft. |
| Bed Material | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic | Plastic |
| Tire Size and Type | 10-inch pneumatic tires | 13-inch no flat tires | 13-inch pneumatic tires | 16-inch pneumatic tires |
| Patented Dump Feature | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Handle Design | Padded Straight Handle | 2-in-1 convertible handle | 2-in-1 convertible handle | 2-in-1 convertible handle |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Arkpower | Arkpower | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| material | Maintenance-Free Poly | Maintenance-Free Poly | Polyester | Metal | Plastic, Metal | Maintenance-Free Poly |
| max weight capacity | 1200 pounds | 600 pounds | 1200 pounds | 1200 pounds | 300 pounds | 600 pounds |
| weight | 54.25 pounds | 33.07 pounds | 61.73 pounds | 58.42 pounds | 23.4 pounds | 33.4 pounds |
| frame material | Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel | Metal | — | Alloy Steel |
| number of wheels | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 2 | 4 |
| number of shelves | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| caster type | Pneumatic | No-Flat | No Flat | Pneumatic | Pneumatic | Pneumatic |
| assembly required | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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As advertised-extremely happy
Fill it, pull it wherever and dump. You do have to lift a bit on the nice yellow release handle to dump, but works superb. Exceeded expectations. I’m pulling it filled with dirt over some very uneven terrain by hand. None of the wheelbarrow accidental dump anxiety-just stop pulling it to take a break.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2022
Pattern Name: CartVerified Purchase
Assembly was relatively quick and easy and all parts lined up as they should. Frame and hardware are high quality. We quickly put ours to work moving mulch, soil, masonry/bricks, and will be hauling logs next. Here are some other observations:
High Mobility—The cart, even when loaded down rolls easily w/free-spinning wheels and large flat-free tires that handle even the most difficult terrain, e.g., bumpy surfaces, gravel, and even very loose soil/sand. I’ve had pneumatic tires and would not choose that option, as they frequently lose pressure and do not roll as easily when loaded down, requiring more effort to pull and maneuver.
Serious Hauling—The polyethylene (PE) bed/bucket, while relatively lightweight can handle a Lot of weight, and w/high sides, quite a bit of material.
Easy Dumping—The dumping mechanism is smartly designed to allow it to go well past vertical (almost 180 deg, if necessary) to allow everything in it to fully empty. Would be even better if the bucket turned for side dumping also (JD sells one for their lawn mowers/tractors, but more expensive and no handle for manual use).
Turns on a Dime—The cart has a zero-turn-type radius, allowing it to make hard turns easily.
Versatile—I would prefer to have paid less, but the cart is more versatile and, in many cases, cheaper than carts specifically designed for pulling behind a lawn tractor. Most are not designed for manual handling—no handle, and many with only 2 wheels (vs. 4). This cart’s handle removes so it can be attached to most lawn mowers/tractors, ATVs, etc. The handle’s pin and nifty locking clip are also designed to secure the cart to most receivers, so no additional accessories are required for most hook-ups.
TIPS:
1. This cart is middle-sized. If you’re on the fence between this model (7 cubic feet/1200 lb capacity) and the one w/smaller bed/bucket (4 cf/600 lb capacity), I would go w/this one. Check the attached photos for a frame of reference. Inevitably, a project will come along where you wish you had more surface area and more volume/capacity. A beefier, heavier, and pricier 10 cf cart is also available, but I believe it’s only sold w/pneumatic tires.
2. Easy rolling can make slopes more of a challenge as the cart will want to take off on its own if not parked correctly (no brake). And taking a load down a relatively steep slope can be difficult to control as it wants to go faster than you do. In these situations, you may want to reverse position and allow the cart to go down ahead of you, so your weight can function as a brake and you can better control the cart.
3. You have to physically lift the front of the bucket to unload it. For heavier loads consider distributing more of the weight towards the back end. This makes lifting easier, and more weight in back provides a gravity assist in dumping the load. Your arm, shoulder, and back will thank you.
4. While ruggedly built and durable, it’s not indestructible. When not in use, consider storing it in a shed or under some kind of cover. If you’re limited on space, you can also utilize the empty bucket to store things like bags of fertilizer, seed, mulch, soil, rock, salt, gardening supplies/tools, etc.
High Mobility—The cart, even when loaded down rolls easily w/free-spinning wheels and large flat-free tires that handle even the most difficult terrain, e.g., bumpy surfaces, gravel, and even very loose soil/sand. I’ve had pneumatic tires and would not choose that option, as they frequently lose pressure and do not roll as easily when loaded down, requiring more effort to pull and maneuver.
Serious Hauling—The polyethylene (PE) bed/bucket, while relatively lightweight can handle a Lot of weight, and w/high sides, quite a bit of material.
Easy Dumping—The dumping mechanism is smartly designed to allow it to go well past vertical (almost 180 deg, if necessary) to allow everything in it to fully empty. Would be even better if the bucket turned for side dumping also (JD sells one for their lawn mowers/tractors, but more expensive and no handle for manual use).
Turns on a Dime—The cart has a zero-turn-type radius, allowing it to make hard turns easily.
Versatile—I would prefer to have paid less, but the cart is more versatile and, in many cases, cheaper than carts specifically designed for pulling behind a lawn tractor. Most are not designed for manual handling—no handle, and many with only 2 wheels (vs. 4). This cart’s handle removes so it can be attached to most lawn mowers/tractors, ATVs, etc. The handle’s pin and nifty locking clip are also designed to secure the cart to most receivers, so no additional accessories are required for most hook-ups.
TIPS:
1. This cart is middle-sized. If you’re on the fence between this model (7 cubic feet/1200 lb capacity) and the one w/smaller bed/bucket (4 cf/600 lb capacity), I would go w/this one. Check the attached photos for a frame of reference. Inevitably, a project will come along where you wish you had more surface area and more volume/capacity. A beefier, heavier, and pricier 10 cf cart is also available, but I believe it’s only sold w/pneumatic tires.
2. Easy rolling can make slopes more of a challenge as the cart will want to take off on its own if not parked correctly (no brake). And taking a load down a relatively steep slope can be difficult to control as it wants to go faster than you do. In these situations, you may want to reverse position and allow the cart to go down ahead of you, so your weight can function as a brake and you can better control the cart.
3. You have to physically lift the front of the bucket to unload it. For heavier loads consider distributing more of the weight towards the back end. This makes lifting easier, and more weight in back provides a gravity assist in dumping the load. Your arm, shoulder, and back will thank you.
4. While ruggedly built and durable, it’s not indestructible. When not in use, consider storing it in a shed or under some kind of cover. If you’re limited on space, you can also utilize the empty bucket to store things like bags of fertilizer, seed, mulch, soil, rock, salt, gardening supplies/tools, etc.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2024
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Cart came in with front half of box opened. I pick it up and a tire fell out so I was wondering what else fell out before it got to me. Thank goodness all the parts were there. The latching handle and the bolts were in a little box that was strapped to the frame. It was super easy to assemble and you only need one metric socket and an adjustable wrench. Had it put together in 10 minutes. Wide wheel spacing and solid tires make this easy to pull and turn. Might just buy another one.
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