Hello. Does anyone know the exact length of the handle, measured when horizontal? Also, it says "steel tires". So they don't need air? Thanks.
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I don't know the length of the handle. I am 6'1" and it's comfy for me to drag the Grandkid around. The handle does fit nicely under the wagon for storage. The handle doesn't swing back over the bed of the wagon very well. I think it's so that a kiddo won't be able to steer as the ride down a hill, see Calvin and Hobbes... The tires are hard rubber with a steel hub. There is a red locking washer thing that holds the wheel on. The box included an extra red locking washer in case it got messed up when tapping it on. I oiled the axle before I put the wheels on. Other than being flimsey Chinese manufacture, it's an OK wagon.
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no air needed. do not know handle length. look under statistics maybe through google sorry can' t help. I do not have the wagon here to measure
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Handle extends horizontally 33 inches from the wagon bed. Tires are solid, no air.
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I don't know the length of the handle. I am 6'1" and it's comfy for me to drag the Grandkid around. The handle does fit nicely under the wagon for storage. The handle doesn't swing back over the bed of the wagon very well. I think it's so that a kiddo won't be able to steer as the ride down a hill, see Calvin and Hobbes...The tires are hard rubber with a steel hub. There is a red locking washer thing that holds the wheel on. The box included an extra red locking washer in case it got messed up when tapping it on. I oiled the axle before I put the wheels on.Other than being flimsey Chinese manufacture, it's an OK wagon. I don't know the length of the handle. I am 6'1" and it's comfy for me to drag the Grandkid around. The handle does fit nicely under the wagon for storage. The handle doesn't swing back over the bed of the wagon very well. I think it's so that a kiddo won't be able to steer as the ride down a hill, see Calvin and Hobbes...The tires are hard rubber with a steel hub. There is a red locking washer thing that holds the wheel on. The box included an extra red locking washer in case it got messed up when tapping it on. I oiled the axle before I put the wheels on.Other than being... » Read More I don't know the length of the handle. I am 6'1" and it's comfy for me to drag the Grandkid around. The handle does fit nicely under the wagon for storage. The handle doesn't swing back over the bed of the wagon very well. I think it's so that a kiddo won't be able to steer as the ride down a hill, see Calvin and Hobbes...The tires are hard rubber with a steel hub. There is a red locking washer thing that holds the wheel on. The box included an extra red locking washer in case it got messed up when tapping it on. I oiled the axle before I put the wheels on.Other than being flimsey Chinese manufacture, it's an OK wagon. « Show Less
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It was a gift for grandchildren in AK, can't measure. Tires are hard rubber on steel wheels, no air.
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The handle is 4" long. Overall 4 1/2". Love it ! I ordered it because it looked like it had a rubberized handle. It didn't but I still love it.The handle isn't "slick" like I thought it would be. Handles great !
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The handle on the one I received is 4 inches long from the base of the platform. It has 3 inches of "rough surface". Very comfortable. Does look different than this picture.
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I agree with the others. 8" steel wheels w/hard rubber tires. I recently retired it as I used it for over 2 years and it is literally falling apart. I liked how it folded and it's fairly lightweight. I had trouble using it on grass or gravel but that's probably true of most walkers.
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The handle is around 3ft; wood and plastic included. It is more of a snow shovel than a snow push. It is sturdy and good looking and you cannot buy ones like these at your local HD or Lowe's! Cheers...
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5 inches long, I put a rubber band around the handle for better grip!Its heavy and slide out of your hand whenever it gets soapy!!!
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These wheels are solid rubber, not pneumatic. The front ones are 8 inches but the rear ones, I believe, are 12 inches. It is a fairly comfortable ride for my daughter but this is not all-terrain. More for shopping trips and the like. You might need to invest in a more expensive chair with pneumatic tires for the best ride.
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I haven't been bothered by the handle length.My first one so I just accepted it and got to like it.The slippery handle was a problem.Someone on line suggested wrapping a couple of rubber bands around handle.Worked great.In fact the resulting wider grip is also a plus for me.
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Yes, I've seen that before with box measurements.......stupid, if you ask me. The way I received the shovel was awkward too......my handle was sticking out of the box :) Anyway.......glad to have been of some help.
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i sent it to a pal in FL as a present, sorry I can't help you. how big could it be without air? good luck with the duck. fergy
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Handle length is 36 inches. It can be used as a push or shovel (I'd used this as a shovel up until last winter when I learn to use it as a push.)Being metal with a wooden handle (the handgrip is actually plastic), this shovel will last a long time!
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I don't remember exactly, but it's a couple of inches. Enough to do what you need with the wheel off the ground. It's designed for dual wheels on the same axle and not tandem dual wheels. I've seen videos of tandem tires that don't lift off the ground due to the suspension.
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I do not understand your question. Do you main what is the measurement around the handle?
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It is a straight push design, the threads are oversize so you can pull the air chuck a little sideways and it will usually hold on to the valve stem with out your holding it by hand. Most tire shops and mechanics use this type. Just push it onto valve stem an then tilt it in a direction that lets the weight of the hose make the chuck hang on. Also a great chuck if you just hold it while airing tire. I have used this type for years on bicycles, motorcycles golf carts, autos, and especially on motorhomes with dual tires ( which the straight design is usually needed.
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Hi Rich! Thank you for your inquiry! "Do the wheels need air? No Does the handle extend to 41"? yes, 41.14 inches Does the base have wing extenders in order to get to 15"W x 14" deep? 15 x 14 is the toe plate size Aiste BisonOffice
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I'm 6'2" and the handle length works just fine for me and I've never found myself stooping while using it. When I pull the cart the wheels don't even come close to clipping the back of my feet. Here are some measurements to help you decide. With the handle laying on the ground it is 33" from the front of the tires to the end of the handle. I also took a measurement of the handle height while pulling the cart and the end of the handle is 35" from the ground. My local Lowes had one on display and Home Depot also carries them. Perhaps you could check one out there. Also, it would be easy and inexpensive to take the handle to anybody with a welder to simply extend the handle by 6" or so if you feel you need it.
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The handle is 32" long. We just had the wagon out today and my husband who is about 5'9" says he had lots of room and someone 6' tall could easily pull the wagon. Hope this helps. We took this wagon to the beach and it worked well in the sand with the big tires also.