Panana Heavy Duty Garden Trolley 85L Barrow Cart Wagon with Pneumatic Tires, 150kg Capacity Yard Utility Cart for Farm, Landscaping, Patio, and Home Use, Steel Frame with Comfortable Handle

Easy to use and manoeuvre, used for cleaning stables and very easy to tip the waste onto the muck heap. Very sturdy and well balanced and good value for money. Only downside was one of the larger bolts was missing with an extra one of the smaller bolts present. It wasn’t a problem tho for my husband who had some spare in his garage. Instructions were just a picture but reasonably easy for him to assemble.

Needed to replace our old garden trolley which fell apart after 5 years.This one is similar to our old one but has improved in design. Easy to assemble, instructions are on one pamphlet.Wheels are placed nice and wide at almost each corner, which makes it very stable. The wheels are held on with a split pin which needs to be opened up to keep them from coming off. I inflated the tyres to 27lbs PSI.You need to two spanners to assemble and if one is adjustable it makes life easier. These aren’t included.Pulls easily and is very manoeuvrable. Certainly worth the money and recommended.

Not the easiest of trucks to fit together and quite why it has drop sides was not really apparent to me as would not be simple to do in use. Given most people would not want this feature in practice, its a great little truck for my grandson to help move stuff around the garden - my principle reason for getting it.

Good size, sturdy, have had for almost a year and has been well used and still going strong.

It was purchased so that we could carry small bags of driftwood sticks. To avoid long walks back to the van. I was surprised at the quality of the trolley given the price. It far exceeded expectations. It took about 5 mins to assemble (really easy). Glides along the beach with easy no issues. If you are looking for a small sturdy cheap trolley then consider buying this

I'm a bit disappointed with this product. It was missing screws to attach the handle. The metal rods in the sides and base are very thin and one of the ones in the base was broken on the product I received, which I only spotted once it was assembled. The way it feels, I do not believe this product can carry anything anywhere near 700kg, so not really as advertised. Not quite what I had hoped for to be honest, but you only realise once you have assembled it. The instructions were also very difficult to decipher. I went to buy a timber board to strengthen the base in addition to the spare screw, nut and plate for the handle. Seller response to my note about the problems was "Sorry, we can refund discounts, can you fix the problem by yourself?"

Excellent quality cart. Assembly instructions are pretty useless- luckily I’ve had other carts so was able to work it out.

I'm in my 70's, so I have put quite a few things together over a long time. This was a bit of a pain to assemble due to the 'holes' alignment so it took a lot longer than it should. One piece of advice would be to fit the X bar strut last. Like others, I have used my own large washers and also replaced the supplied nuts/ spring washer with 'nylock nuts' - see pics.I have other 'barrows' around the garden, but I bought this for a specific job, so I will see how it performs that task...Looking at it in general terms, I would say it's about £10 - £15 worth of materials in the making at most.