Kunhua F2-w-pu Farm & Ranch Steel Utility Garden Cart with Folding Sides, 450-Pound Capacity, 35-Inches by 18-Inches

I bought Kunhua F2-w-pu Farm & Ranch Steel Utility Garden Cart with Folding Sides. It arrived and the external packing box was destroyed, but the cart survived. Assembly: There was a parts list and a schematic diagram of the cart and that is it. The drawing is very small and very difficult to read. Maybe the instruction booklet was lost in transit. Think of the cart as a big green puzzle. Use the schematic drawings as a "hints", then you will be fine assembling the big green puzzle. Unfortunately, mine came with two of the right rear axle braces and no left rear axle brace. I did some back yard blacksmithing and bent one of the right rear axle braces into a proper left rear axle brace. All it took was an anvil, a big hammer and a vice and about 5 minutes of time. Determining how to assemble the steering mechanism was difficult, for it is impossible to see in the drawings. I ended up with NO SPARE PARTS...YEA!! My wife and I do really like the utility cart. The wheels are great. The wagon is small but tough and gets around the garden easily, unlike my larger garden cart. I would buy this again absolutely for sure. It is a real bargain, for you'd pay this amount just for the four 10" Kunhua Flat free wheels.

The main frame of the cart is steel, the mesh and cart sides are aluminum or some other light metal. I had to bend the rear axle brace to fit correctly. It went together easy. The no-flat tires are the biggest reason I bought this cart. I do have one wheel that wobbles horribly. I'm not sure what I'm going to do about that.

Really there is nothing wrong with it and it will likely work just fine. That said I expected something more substantial, it seems awfully light light duty. I have yet to use it so can't speak to that side of it. Just assembled it last night. FYI, the assembly directions stink.

Nice metal cart that is a pain to put together without the proper sockets and wrenches, so have plenty. The flat free tires are a big plus. The 450lb. they claim is really pushing it, but I did throw 250lbs. on it the first day and it carried that weight fine. We have had several women comment on how cute the wagon is and that it would make a good ornamental piece for the yard. Overall we are happy with this wagon.

The flat-free tires alone are more than worth the price! Instruction diagram could use an update. See diagram front assembly vs. my photo. No hardship for the mechanically-minded. This cart is great value. Thank you very much China!

This is a very lite duty cart. Wheels are great but the metal fenceing is thin and will bend with ease.

Poorly made. The wheels appear to be plastic. The washers provided are the wrong size for the wheels. Poor instructions. It's just a nice looking piece of junk waiting to be thrown away. Pay 30 bucks more and get a much better product.