Up a 20% grade, would you rather pull this cart or push it?
1493233
I would pull it. The front wheel is a bit small and it just works for me to pull it.
1451586
It's easy to push when new but my wheels wore out in a couple of years now it's a real bear to push. And no, I didn't abuse it, we have bare floors everywhere except the bedrooms.
1220322
There's a button on the top rung/platform of the ladder that says PULL. Pull that.
1689733
The only time I would think it would be when releasing the handle to dump it. I can pull it with one hand with a full cart, but that is on level ground. A full cart of dirt can get heavy but only when dumping it.
1530167
Yes the cart can be pushed when the battery is not turned on, just like another push cart.
55007
I managed by myself just fine. Loved this cart. Would it help to have another person there when lining things up? Always. But it is totally doable solo, and worth it. Just have some basic tools near you and you'll be set.
1251983
I live on the beach in Panama City Beach. When on hard surfaces it is quite easy to push. I don't recommend overloading or putting a loaded cooler on it. Once you get to the soft sand, turn the cart around and pull it - that way it works quite nicely.Certainly beats hauling your stuff in your hands.
120361
In my opinion 20 times better. The tray holds alot more and this a push button instead of the normal lever. The lever usually gets loose or stiff to use over time. This button motion has never gotten sticky or stiff to press
695457
Push the forward,a s if u were folding it in half, and open it. It should go flat.
1180519
I would say no because the cart pushes very easily and doesn't provide much support to the toddler pushing it. I would say once the toddler learns to walk, this is a good tool to help them become a better walker, if that makes sense.
1585042
I prefer pulling it but you can also push it but I find that a little bit awkward.
1063914
I think it would be a perfect cart to do the job. The one we have I use for hauling gardening things or anything that I want to get from one place to another. It is very well built. It pulls and maneuvers easily.
1282374
Both, whichever way you need to go .i pop it up steps, push it across carport. It's awesome!!
383399
You will want to slide it forward and pick it up with one hand behind it and one in front. It should be rather easy to lift.
2045348
I have the cart and am not pleased with it...pay the little extra money and get the ProSelect Steel Chrome Kennel Kart with Wheels
1587859
My experience is on hilly roads, which I have around here, it is not hard to pull. The hills around here I would guess, is between a 2-4 deg. raise, even with the cart loaded down, it was not unbearable. I guess the type of bike you are riding, how healthy or how strong a rider you are, and how much gear you have in the trailer. For myself, being above 40 I can feel the hills a little, and that is without the trailer, with the trailer slightly more. Again, II must say, it depends on what you are hauling. When the trailer is modestly packed with about 20-30lb of stuff, I can get up the hill without killing myself, I just change gears and it takes me a little longer to make the climb. My experience is on hilly roads, which I have around here, it is not hard to pull. The hills around here I would guess, is between a 2-4 deg. raise, even with the cart loaded down, it was not unbearable. I guess the type of bike you are riding, how healthy or how strong a rider you are, and how much gear you have in the trailer. For myself, being above 40 I can feel the hills a little, and that is without the trailer, with the trailer slightly more. Again, II must say, it depends on what you are hauling. When the trailer is modestly packed with about 20-30lb of stuff, I can get up the hill... » Read More My experience is on hilly roads, which I have around here, it is not hard to pull. The hills around here I would guess, is between a 2-4 deg. raise, even with the cart loaded down, it was not unbearable. I guess the type of bike you are riding, how healthy or how strong a rider you are, and how much gear you have in the trailer. For myself, being above 40 I can feel the hills a little, and that is without the trailer, with the trailer slightly more. Again, II must say, it depends on what you are hauling. When the trailer is modestly packed with about 20-30lb of stuff, I can get up the hill without killing myself, I just change gears and it takes me a little longer to make the climb. « Show Less
1177698
Not great. It's like pulling a sled, the wheels don't float, because they're rounded and to small. However if it's all you have, pulling a sled is easier than carrying everything.