Does it roll on uneven ground? Like an unpaved driveway?
888680
I roll it across my grass backyard all the time. The only issue is the solid wheels, stuff can bounce out of the tray. I'm not sure how it would be on a gravel driveway. The wheels might sink in depending on the weight it is carrying.
834123
It rolls well either way. The extra wheels only come into play when climbing.
1355862
You fill the base with sand or water, so it's pretty heavy and stable. It should work on a slanted driveway. It may be more susceptible to tipping with with strong winds.
2014158
Our driveway has a slight slope to the street and it hasn't been a problem. You just have to make sure the ball doesn't bounce away ;)
1674659
It works great if the ground is not soft (like after rain). When I have to deal with the latter, I use it in upright mode so the big wheels are in use.
176525
Its a nice little roller on even surfaces but on uneven bumps it will likely twist sideways. I pull it over a 6 inch curb daily and it will will twist unless I pull very evenly.
1944566
No. It gets stuck quite often, especially if they yard is uneven. It needs a smooth surface for optimum driving. It'll drive on carpet ok as well.
2224353
It rolls over carpet, but it would roll easier if it had larger wheels. You kinda have to coax it along. One of the wheels has a tendency to fall out, but is easily fixed.
812543
Yes it got wheels on the side with the motor, so you can just lift the other end and wheel it around. (Though the wheels are only about 3" in diameter, so it's meant to be rolled on a fairly even surface. :-) )
2170775
When I had the cart full of groceries being pulled by an 8 yr. old (lower to the ground) on uneven pavement, it did turn over. It did very well full of heavy bricks, however, so it would depend on the load weight.
1296027
Have not used it on much uneven ground it will function on unlevel ground ok by just turning the legs to fit terrain. seems to function as well as the more costly ones.
926144
My yard is fairly flat and i'm not sure how you would define bumpy, but the mower seems to handle unevenness pretty well. There are a few depressions in the yard and it handles them fine. I would think you would be o.k. unless the yard was so 'bumpy' it looked like a washboard.i.e. if the 'bumps are spaced at least as far apart as the length between the front and rear wheels you shouldn't have any problems. But again, i don't really have experience with a lot of unevenness.
608904
In general, no. I use it every day and I have only noticed it "bouncing" when going over a bumpy road or potholes.
1074904
It's very sturdy! You should be able to use it on any ground. It rolled good in my driveway and my driveway is crushed concrete.
840945
It is awkward to move because it only has two wheels. However, if you simply lift up the back side, it does roll easily.
651567
No, it came rolled and never did become flat before I returned it. It was totally unsuitable for use on my medium deep pile carpet.
1231415
We've used ours on our driveway/sidewalks and not had any trouble. If you have hardwood floors, just be sure to wipe off the wheels bc any grains/dirt that embeds in the rubber wheels tends to scratch the floor.