Best Choice Products Heavy-Duty Steel Utility Garden Cart Wagon - 400lb Capacity, Removable Sides & Long Handle with 10in Tires for Lawn, Yard Work, Gardening, Landscaping, and Home Improvement Projects - Gray

Before I go into this, understand that I wanted this to bring logs out of my woods to split for firewood. Big logs, and lots of them. I planned on hooking the handle to my riding lawn mower. So I can cart them out of the woods. It did the job. Worked perfectly, sort of, I'll explain later. However, this thing comes in a million pieces. Pins and bars and levers and all sorts of things that who knows what goes to what. No instructions. Not even a good picture. My wife found instructions on the internet that helped. But either she read them wrong or they weren't the right instructions. Cuz even that wasn't quite right. Took the both of us about an hour to put this together. And I'm a mechanic and a jack of all trades handyman. Once I put it together I attached it to the lawnmower. The very 1st piece of wood I put in it bent the hell out of it. The gate style sides are flimsy. It bends and breaks. The sides can be let down. But they tend to fall apart anyway. I did manage to get all the logs out of my woods in a day. However I learned very quickly that I wasn't going to be able to put much in the cart. So instead of loading it up, I made a million quick trips. Mind you that I am using and abusing this thing. I'll probably get several years out of it. It's worth the money. But eventually I'll probably have to reinforce the walls of it. Previous to this I'd been using a log cart dolly and that was more capable of fitting more. But more of a pain to actually attach to the lawnmowerThis cart will stay permanently attached to the lawnmower. My son likes to ride in it when I mow the lawn. Pictures is from just before I used it. All in all I would recommend on the count that these metal carts are so expensive everywhere else. This was the cheapest one. But I think I know why.Great price, great item, wish it came with tools but once I had all my stuff it went together fairly well! 13mm socket on a ratchet with a 12mm box end wrench and a 3/4” wrench solved it allFitting it togetherI admit it, I didn't want to pay the cost of this wagon, so originally I bought a cheaper red wagon with wooden slats on the sides to hold stuff in. It did NOT meet my expectations, the instructions were AWFUL, and the wagon didn't last. Neither did my patience. At the urging of my mom...who said she'd pay for this bad boy, I ordered it. Now, assembly is pretty easy if you pay attention to what you're doing. I assembled it backwards once - not anyone's fault but mine. I'm an older woman, not retired yet, thank you very much, and I assembled it myself. It is TERRIFIC! We haul the groceries from the car to the house...when it's 120 outside in the Nevada heat, you are grateful for wheeled transportation for groceries! I love being able to let the sides down to haul bags of dirt and mulch. Oh, and my cat Ralphie enjoys going for a ride in the wagon (just inside the house though!) So - yeah. Love this wagon - didn't even have to pump up the tires!Transporting outdoor items.First of all, mine came without an assembly manual. I got a quick response with a pdf file of the manual so that hurdle was resolved. Next, I was missing two washers. Fortunately, they were standard size and I had two in my stock I could use. Then, when I got to the front panel, I realized mine was bent. By standing on a 2 by 10 piece of wood balanced on the panel, I was able to straighten it enough to make it fit/connect.The wagon is well built and appears to be reasonably sturdy so I expect to use it for a long time. Working through some of the assembly issues was a bit frustrating.I like everything about it it’s just a little confusing putting together for the price but it’s OK