Will this move on gravel in yard? Also, do totes and boxes stay on without tying them on? Thank You.
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Does not operate very well outside smooth, paved areas. Is quite durable as we have given the one we have a workout! I think the small wheels hinder travel over rougher terrain. Totes and boxes will vibrate off over rough terrain as there is really nothing to hold them on. Again, we like ours as we use it 99% of the time inside.
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We haven't had any trouble moving it on various surfaces. We also use it to transport our cat from the parking lot into the vet's office. The cat moves around, so we just clip a bungee cord around the carrier to prevent it from tipping over and falling off. I use it for everything fairly small that I have to haul in and out of the house, up to 300 pounds. I consider this to be one of the best things I have ever bought for myself. Hope this answers your question!
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If the gravel is deep (2-4 inches) then, no. If it is just one layer on solid ground then, yes.Depends on how heavy your boxes are and if you're going uphill etc. it could stay on without tying them. But if it is of value, then I would tie it down. You need to use common sense especially when safety and value are issues.
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I am not sure about gravel yard. I usually strap to secure my packages becauseOf there value
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I have no experience off smooth surfaces but I haul all kinds of things with it and it s wonderful. I use bungee cords.
241979
I have not had any problem with it moving. There is a small Velcro strip that helps keep it in place.
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It has u shaped anchors that can go into the grass, kinda like tent pegs would. We have used it without them though and it stays up just fine, as long as it's not extremely windy.
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We tie ours up. For this you need something to anchor it to on either side, or else tent stakes to anchor it to the ground. I use a hang-anywhere clothes line tied to the fence in my backyard. The yard is narrow enough that it can stretch across the width, wrapping once around the center pole of the clothes rack in the middle of the yard. If I thread the rope/line through the top portion of the clothes rack so it can't slide up and down, the rack won't blow over even on a windy day.Sorry if this sounds complicated, but it is the most lightweight and portable solution suggested thus far. If lifting weights to secure it isn't possible, a sturdy rope/clothes line to tie it up be the ticket for you. We tie ours up. For this you need something to anchor it to on either side, or else tent stakes to anchor it to the ground. I use a hang-anywhere clothes line tied to the fence in my backyard. The yard is narrow enough that it can stretch across the width, wrapping once around the center pole of the clothes rack in the middle of the yard. If I thread the rope/line through the top portion of the clothes rack so it can't slide up and down, the rack won't blow over even on a windy day.Sorry if this sounds complicated, but it is the most lightweight and portable solution suggested... » Read More We tie ours up. For this you need something to anchor it to on either side, or else tent stakes to anchor it to the ground. I use a hang-anywhere clothes line tied to the fence in my backyard. The yard is narrow enough that it can stretch across the width, wrapping once around the center pole of the clothes rack in the middle of the yard. If I thread the rope/line through the top portion of the clothes rack so it can't slide up and down, the rack won't blow over even on a windy day.Sorry if this sounds complicated, but it is the most lightweight and portable solution suggested thus far. If lifting weights to secure it isn't possible, a sturdy rope/clothes line to tie it up be the ticket for you. « Show Less
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Yes...thin layer of gravel will be just fine, but to loose gravel and weight in wagon will find it hard to pull...if used on sand its not recommended too hard to pull
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I move them a lot, and have not had any problems either. Sandbags can work to stabilize them i windy conditions it needed.
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It rolls very easy outdoors. Gravel is the hardest to maneuver over. I love this rolater and love the way it folds up. Buy it.
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It works good on grass, my daughter rides hers on the driveway as well as the lawn with no problems. Sand doesn't go to well with it at all. As long as the gravel is really packed good it shouldn't be a problem.
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I had a flat and by the time I got clear of pavement onto the shoulder I was concerned if it would work on gravel. It sunk in about 1/2 inch into the gravel but I still had room for my pry bar to lift the spare up to the hub. This is so much nicer than the wood chocks I used to carry. Great product. Love it. Rich
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I've used it on gravel, grass, and sand. Never had an issue maneuvering it. Three years later I still love this stroller.
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Yes on gravel on low speed. You will find it works well if you hold the blower nozzle a little higher than on concrete or grass. I really like mine.
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Do you have a high gate or fence in your yard? If so, then yes it will stay in place. We ordered 2 palettes and they seemed to have stayed in place rain or wind . Your trampoline flew across? That's crazy! Well at least this is rubber, even if it flew across but it shouldn't . I feel like when it's clumped together in one place, nothing will fly away in the wind
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We've taken it on packed gravel but it wasn't comfortable to push. I try to stick to nicely paved paths with this stroller because of the small front wheel that can't take too many bumps.
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I set mine up on the driveway. You can use Hilti anchors or you can put the legs in 5 gallon bucket, then fill the buckets full of gravel.
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I have gone through mulch and it did great... A little bumpy but I feel it may do well with gravel as well! I love this stroller and highly recommend it. My only complaint is that Amazon sent me the wrong color 2 times .
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It is made of heavy-duty plastic and should hold the pea gravel just fine if your child is strong enough to dig and lift it. It is definitely kid-powered so the force they put into it dictates what it will lift. Hope this helps. My son is 4 and he digs mulch mostly with it but I think he could do large gravel no problem.
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I have only used it on the grass, but I do stake it down so it will not move. On the cement I believe it would slide a little each time a ball went into it. It does have some weight too it, but if you put some kind of weight (maybe like a bucket with stuff in it) directly on the net on the backside that lays on the ground it would probably be fine. All in all I have had this net for about 2 years now, it was worth the money - I think I paid about $35. It has like a tent pole frame and I have broken a pole on it twice, I just sawed it off and stuffed back in the holder - has worked great both times I have only used it on the grass, but I do stake it down so it will not move. On the cement I believe it would slide a little each time a ball went into it. It does have some weight too it, but if you put some kind of weight (maybe like a bucket with stuff in it) directly on the net on the backside that lays on the ground it would probably be fine. All in all I have had this net for about 2 years now, it was worth the money - I think I paid about $35. It has like a tent pole frame and I have broken a pole on it twice, I just sawed it off and stuffed back in the holder - has worked great... » Read More I have only used it on the grass, but I do stake it down so it will not move. On the cement I believe it would slide a little each time a ball went into it. It does have some weight too it, but if you put some kind of weight (maybe like a bucket with stuff in it) directly on the net on the backside that lays on the ground it would probably be fine. All in all I have had this net for about 2 years now, it was worth the money - I think I paid about $35. It has like a tent pole frame and I have broken a pole on it twice, I just sawed it off and stuffed back in the holder - has worked great both times « Show Less