Recenzje klientów dla Wózek ogrodowy VEVOR z funkcją wywrotu, wózek wywrotny o udźwigu 544 kg, wózek ręczny, wywrotka, pojemność użytkowa 0,2 m³, regulowany uchwyt 2 w 1, mechanizm szybkiego wywrotu o 90°, koła obrotowe o 180° do roślin, gleby i zebranych plonów

Le chariot est arrivé avec une roue crevée, donc inutilisable dès la livraison. Le remplacement de la chambre à air coûte 29 €, ce qui est inacceptable pour un produit neuf. Vu le prix du chariot, je m’attendais à un contrôle qualité bien meilleur. Très déçu.

Just hauling soil and emptying it out and then it starts cracking 🤬 I love how it handles the simplest tasks

It’s okay. Materials are cheap. Wobbly but works okay. We will see how long the plastic lasts

The carts works but the latch that holds the it down from dumping needs work. It does latch securely. If you start loading from the back first it will dump on you. Also the front axil needs to be able to turn sharper like the kobalt carts

Assembly and instructions were very hard to work with. If I didn't own tools prior to getting this product I would not have been able to assemble it properly. Some of the screws were loose because certain parts would block each other. The idea was good but it needs some work with how to make it easy to build

Overall I am using this cart several times a day at my farm sanctuary. My other cheap cart bit the dust after one year. The only think I would change is a handle clamp as the arm and handle falls to the ground all the time. I hope it lasts and seems to dump really well. I love the elevated sides on it

The price is great per Vevor in general, but our issue is that two of the tires wore / went flat quickly (within a month) using it on our farm. We don’t have super rocky terrain, I just don’t think this product has the durability of other brands like Gorilla carts, etc. Disappointing that the tire were that fragile. If you need a light use cart, then this will suffice.

I bought this as an alternative for cleaning up after horses compared to a wheelbarrow due to a shoulder injury. Although this product is overall decently constructed, I don't understand why it would have a 800 lb limit with something that is so tippy. The sturdiness of weight distribution is terrible. Pulling it across the yard it continues to lift up even if it looks like the load is distributed evenly throughout the wagon. Being in Florida we also have a lot of sand so although it pulls very decently through the sand again the overall imbalance of it makes it very frustrating. Also tipping the horse manure out of it is a whole other challenge. It doesn't dump all of the contents You have to actually clean out the rest of it or tip it which then if the handle gets lodged in the way it's a whole job. I bought this based on the reviews of other people saying they use it for moving horse manure. The depth of the wagon bucket also is not deep enough to really hold a lot of loose items. It does have openings where you could probably build or maybe even buy accessories to create a fence but as it is it's very basic. My boyfriend pulled me around in it so it works well with weight that's not going to require you to go over the edges or something that stays distributed towards the front front where the handle attaches. If I didn't see the value in keeping it for other things I would have asked to get it sent back and get a refund. If you have a couple of horses to pick up after and you're pulling this thing across concrete or a nice flat level firm surface you probably won't have issues but if you're trying to load it up it's not the ideal option for you.

Nice little garden cart. I needed something similar to a wheelbarrow for hauling weeds and branches around the yard. This works very well and nice that it can be tipped up to empty easily. My only complaint is that the tires on this cart do not hold air. I have to fill the tires w air every single time I want to use it because after each use all 4 tires go flat.

I'm sure the wheelbarrow will work fine, but if you aren't handy or have knowledge of how to put things together, you won't get the bolts in tight enough. The wrenches it comes with are cheap. You will need a Phillips head screwdriver for the first part you bolt together and I recommend using a ratchet on everything, you can use their cheap wrenches to hold the bolt in place as you ratchet. It helps to have 2 people so one can hold and the other can ratchet, but it could be done with 1 person. The washers go on the nut side of the boot, that's not made clear until the 2nd part. The parts in the picture directions aren't labeled so make sure you keep the instructions handy to refer back to, because if u r like me you won't remember what's what