Would this cart roll freely on dirt roads?
1014886
Depends on how bumpy the dirt road is, and how much weight is in the cart. Most flat roads with laundry weight should be OK. Make sure the wheel pins are bent all the way to avoid wheels from coming off.
1014887
Use the nicer pins to hold the wheels in place during during the wheel assembly and you'll be fine.
1014888
That is unknown to us. My mother has only used it on pavement, cement and store floors - to which she reports that it rolls well on those surfaces.
774863
Cart is not real heavy duty as it is, but as long as you dont use it for hravy items, should be fine.
996352
I have taken it on sand. It moves fine, but I have it connected to a bike, which isn't so easy to ride in sand. Normally I hop off of the bike and just walk it and have never had an issue with the cart getting stuck.
1269098
I don't see why not. I use my cart outdoors on dirt paths and it works great. I do not know how the wheels go on other surfaces or if they might mark floors but based on other comments it sounds like that isn't an issue.
873854
I'm sure it would push nice on smooth, even, not too thick grass. The unstable handle and difficult turning would still be an issue though.
989280
Yes... the weight rating should be good, and as long as you place the middle of the boat on the cart, it rolls beautifully. My only gripe is that the wheels get hooked on larger rocks on a rough trail, but running this on asphalt is a breeze.
1963822
I would say no. This is a beautiful cruiser with gears (basically) i think out would survive a dirt path but its more for cruising pavement or boardwalk. I think you're looking for something with a lighter frame and sturdier wheels (i am guessing the dirt road would have grooves and bumps). Try going to an REI store and asking the petiole
996358
Quite frankly, I haven't had occasion to use it on sand but my husband and I both believe it would function very well. Maybe not as effortlessly as on solid ground but the large wheels and light weight would lend itself to being the type of cart you would want over sand. I love this cart! I hope this helps.
1857278
Yes. I have used it in grass and on dirt and gravel driveways at a fairgrounds. It rolls well on the main rubber tires but when you set it down on call four wheels, the smaller wheels tend to dig in and may get a bit stuck.
1983
No, that won't happen, I ride about 1.5 miles on a very bumpy dirt road, with no problems. The one thing i can say is that if it is loaded heavy, it does change some of the ride characteristics at high speed. But it is very secure.
1963823
Not so sure about dirt roads, but the bike is poorly built. The bolts and machined parts do not properly fit, steer clear of this bike......
443568
I have used this stroller on dirt paths and had no issues. It is smooth and much easier than a normal stroller.
1074901
Keep in mind the front wheels don't twist when you turn so it can be hard trying to move the actual cart when you need to turn. If it's just for a short walk it might be manageable. However that's if the front wheels actually stay where their supposed to but I found they both tend to slide to the middle making it even harder to use. If your using it for long distances I would spend my money on a good quality wagon not this one.
1738185
I think not. It will probably roll nicely on wet packed sand, but would get bogged down in dry sand. Either way, I don't want to risk sand in the wheels and fittings causing wear and malfunction.
2248744
No the wheels do not lock but the cart sits very low to the ground. So if it is on grass it doesn't move when you are pulling out the hose. I'm sure if it was on a smooth surface, like a driveway, it would slide.
204943
Yes This Cart I have works very good. It handles on rough surfaces pretty good. I always use the cart for my groceries.
2026487
Probably not. The wheels are pretty small. Its rough on a gravel lot but easy on grass or pavement