Agri-Fab  6CU FT POLY GARDEN CART

I purchased this 6 cubic ft Agri-Fab Garden Cart to help me haul garden soil, mulch, and supplies as I worked on my landscaping projects. It has been wonderful! It hauls a LOT of supplies and equipment from place to place easily. The large wheels are especially good on uneven ground.

Agri-Fab 6.0 cu. ft. Garden Cart, I need a new one they are terrific. I put mine together myself, and oh what fun I had. Of course I put it together in the house, guess what, I had to take the wheels back off to get it out. All right I am a blonde. I have had it for several years and used it for everything. Used it out in the garden, hauling weeds, carrying water in, carrying fire wood. My poor wheelbarrow pretty much lost its life this winter. I always haul my wood to the house in it and of course it was freezing cold. I threw the logs in and hit the bottom, now there is a huge hole in it. I need a new wheelbarrow. Love how well it moves with those bicycle tires. They do lose their air though. I am sold, new one will be mine before long.

I use it as a dock cart for my yacht.  It has been such a great cart that the marina bought a lot of them for use as courtesy carts.

I purchased this for my boyfriend for Father's Day and thought it looked very sturdy and would be easy for me to use as well. My boyfriend is an Engineer, however, still found the assembling to be very difficult. I tried to help him and when we thought we had two hours of assembling behind us we figured adding the wheels to the axle would be simple. WRONG!!!! We cannot get one of the wheels on. I just emailed Sears to ask them what we do at this point. I am waiting for an answer. We would not recommend this wheelbarrow.

Assembly instructions aren't too bad. Attaching everything together at the front carriage bolts is a little unclear from the picture. Carriage bolt goes through tub, then through one hole of U-bracket, then through end of handle extension, then through other hole of U-bracket, then lastly through hole in V-leg. DON'T put the lock washer on the front two carriage bolts at this point . The U-bracket makes it too hard to get it AND the nut on. After you tighten ALL bolts at the end of assembly, take the front two nuts back off, put on lock washers, and then reinstall nuts. The U-bracket has been bent flatter at this point and the lock-washer goes on much easier:)

This is a homeowners best friend. It makes everything weightless. I take my trash to the road....hauled brick pavers...I've beat it up and after 5 years it's still in excellent condition. This one is for my 68 yr old mom...she keeps stealing mine!