Is this cart something one could easily take onto a bus once full after grocery shopping? Or would it be too obtrusive?
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I used it to bring home potting soil, pots and flowers from the garden center, on the bus and people were able to walk past me I was sitting in an aisle facing seat with cart next to me, not in front of me. Be tough if the bus isn't made for wheelchair access (wider aisles). It's not as big as some strollers I've seen on buses. I think you'll be fine.
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Way too obtrusive! And you might well not be able to lift it onto the bus. It might not even fit through the bus aisle.
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too obtrusive. it's easily 2-3x bigger than most of those small wheelie grocery bags, and would be very hard to get onto the stairs if loaded (though of course easy when folded)
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I use it for quick trips to Whole Foods. Not large trips, but it'll fit 1 full 'reusable bag' size load of groceries. I also use one of those cargo nets to secure it over the top. Hope this helps..
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I think it depends what you're loading it with but the bottom should be sturdy enough to go on a cart and be loaded with brochures and lighter items.
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This cart does not have brakes on the wheels, so I don't think you could safely lean on it. It's a handy little cart, I bet you could find many uses for it. I use it to bring groceries, etc. into the house. Not sure how it'd hold up in dirt, I have only used it indoors.
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This cart is definitely not a heavy duty type. For a few bags of groceries it is just fine. For 20 money bags full of change, I just don't think it will work. Jerry S.
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Ours has carried many bags of groceries, including heavy objects. We have had it since December of last year and use it about once a week. We even transported our Christmas tree sections to storage in it. That might have been a little too heavy for it but it still works fine. All in all a durable cart. The rotating wheels and collapsible feature are very helpful to us.
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James, It is indeed a large and cumbersome case, if you intend to carry it. That's just my opinion. I would consider other options if you don't want to wheel a cart around. Hope this helps...
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No problem at all. I was reluctant to buy this unit since it costs so much more than other ones on Amazon. This one is built really tough and I expect it to last awhile. Plus, our son can haul in all of the groceries at one time vs. making separate trips to the car. The bottom of it is is a rubbery non-skid surface so it doesn't slide around. Best of luck.
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Hi Carol. It folds up nice and compact so it would fit perfectly on the bottom of your grocery cart leaving the entire basket for groceries. It's an amazing cart. I think you will love it. It's the best quality for the price that I have found. Blessings. Amber
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Yes. This cart acts like a regular ball hopper with wheels for easy transport.
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Yes it's a bit heave to be carting on and off a bus. Even put into the back of a car.
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The cart is easily collapsable ! So, You should be able to get it in a Walmart Cart. My Mom also relies on a cab for transportation and she takes her collapsable cart with her to the grocery store.
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I would guess it would be limited by how much you're willing to pedal around and how much you can fit in the basket. If the basket is installed correctly it is EXTREMELY sturdy and I would trust it with as much weight as I myself can handle. If you're thinking groceries or books I would think the basket would do fine, just balance the weight or you might find yourself overcompensating during a turn.
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I haven't tried that (have an e-bike kit in my basement, but never got round to installing it). The bag is probably a reasonable size and shape, and sturdy enough. But it gets awkward to wheel it around with a heavy bag of groceries high up on the rack, and the same might apply to putting a heavy battery pack that high up. It's an awesome bag for lightweight stuff like lock, rainpants, lunch (especially because you can unclip it quickly and carry it with the shoulder strap).
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At my condo I have to use it for an entire flight (16 steps) every week when I buy my groceries. I've posted this before, but this is essential... you have to push it in front of you... walking it up the stairs one at a time. It take a few extra minutes, but there is no effort involved. I load it with groceries, purse everything then start moving it up the stairs one at a time. I don't even break a sweat. I love this cart and bought one for my mother.
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It can definitely handle heavy items. I have put a jug of bleach and heavy cleaning items in the bottom.. and heavy groceries on the top shelf at the same time. And, it can easily hold up to four paper bags / or reuseable bags without stuffing it in there. I found that I could tote around the heavy items without breaking my back or the cart rolling away from me. The only down side... if you are getting on a bus with heavy items in cart.
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a trolley cart that can be made into a flat bed seems to work fine. a piece of plywood too may be a good idea to reduce vibration and give more stabilization for transport.