Universal  12.5 Cu Ft Poly Cart

I picked up my trailer a couple of days ago and for the most part it is serving me well. My big concern is with its assembly. When I needed to mount the tub onto the chassis I found that the bottom of the tub was so badly warped that it took all of my strength to get the bolts through the tub and into the holes in the chassis. The biggest problem came when I had to mount the drawbar and clevis to the undercarriage. I found the mount attached to the drawbar is off by ONE INCH! Somebody at the factory really screwed up. I had two choices: pack up the trailer parts, drive twenty miles back to Sears to exchange the trailer then drive twenty miles back home and start all over again, hoping for the best, OR I can redrill a hole in the drawbar and relocate the clevis. I went with the latter solution. I really didn?t want to refabricate a brand new, out-of-the-box trailer, but I didn?t have much choice. I?m just about done with Sears.

Cost more than others but worth the money. This paid for its self the first time it was used. Step on the tongue to release, it then dumps and will swivel to the sde which is a great design. Assembly was easy. You need a grease gun and grease not provided. Slots provided for side boards to increase height for more load capacity. Does not rattle when being pulled like some sheet metal carts. Highly recomended.

The cart is easy to assemble and simple directions to follow. You need a grease gun to complete the assembly however. The cart can be stored in a semi-upright position to conserve space.

So far very happy. Mine came with the upgraded spring loaded hitch pin, makes taking it on and off really easy. The dump works well, though the last little bit doesn't come out. IT would have to be a bit taller, but then again that could lead to additional tipping The tires are wide and flat, so it doesn't sink in to soft dirt like a single tire wheel barrow. Bolts are sunk into the plastic so the inside is flat. First thing I did was cut some 3/4 Ply and throw it in the bottom. I figure since its plastic if I toss a brick in it and it lands on the corner it might crack it. So far i've moved about 150 Allen Blocks over gently sloped ground with no issues. Wish it had sealed wheel bearings rather than the open 'squeeze until grease comes out' type.

The perfect size for any yard or tractor .

This is a great cart. It can take a beating. The only problem is, is that you can't find a tire for it. You can go to the sears parts site and get one, BUT they send you a tire that is flattened to 4.5in and it's supose to be 6.5. It's very hard to blow up a tubeless tire that has a 1in gap on ea side! I don't understand why they don't carry tire and rim together in the store. Very stupid!

Use it all the time!

Sturdy, assembled easily

The cart itself is OK, I thought the undercarriage a little light weight, but I don't intend for heavy use so OK....The negative, the odor of the plastic of this cart is so bad that I have to park it several hundred feet from the house.....real strong odor.