I am going to be hauling 40 inch logs. Is the 40 inch length at the top of the cart, or the bottom?
1178216
The bottom of the cart is only 30in in lenght. Then it progress up to 38in in inside lenght. Outter rim to outter rim is 40in. Hope this helps you.
1178217
The 40 inch length is at the top of the cart - but a 40 inch log will not fit inside the cart. The inside top dimensions are closer to 38 inches. The bed of the cart measures 30 inches.
1178218
40 inches is the outer dimension of the top of the cart on it's longest side.
1178219
The 40 in dimension seems to be the overall top length (outside). Bottom inside is closer to 28 or 29 inches.
1178220
40" would be at the top. I can't recommend this cart enough though. I bought it to do a 200 sq ft patio around the back of my house. So far I have hauled at least 5000 lbs and used the dump function on half. Awesome cart for the money.
155001
Mine is 39-1/4" to the top of the handle on the highest setting with wheels.
836540
The over all length is 54" x 30" from handle to the tip of the bucket. The bucket itself is 44" x 28". It is a very light and handlewell...a great push cart!
298345
I'm 6'2" and the handle length works just fine for me and I've never found myself stooping while using it. When I pull the cart the wheels don't even come close to clipping the back of my feet. Here are some measurements to help you decide. With the handle laying on the ground it is 33" from the front of the tires to the end of the handle. I also took a measurement of the handle height while pulling the cart and the end of the handle is 35" from the ground.My local Lowes had one on display and Home Depot also carries them. Perhaps you could check one out there. Also, it would be easy and inexpensive to take the handle to anybody with a welder to simply extend the handle by 6" or so if you feel you need it. I'm 6'2" and the handle length works just fine for me and I've never found myself stooping while using it. When I pull the cart the wheels don't even come close to clipping the back of my feet. Here are some measurements to help you decide. With the handle laying on the ground it is 33" from the front of the tires to the end of the handle. I also took a measurement of the handle height while pulling the cart and the end of the handle is 35" from the ground.My local Lowes had one on display and Home Depot also carries them. Perhaps you could check one out there.... » Read More I'm 6'2" and the handle length works just fine for me and I've never found myself stooping while using it. When I pull the cart the wheels don't even come close to clipping the back of my feet. Here are some measurements to help you decide. With the handle laying on the ground it is 33" from the front of the tires to the end of the handle. I also took a measurement of the handle height while pulling the cart and the end of the handle is 35" from the ground.My local Lowes had one on display and Home Depot also carries them. Perhaps you could check one out there. Also, it would be easy and inexpensive to take the handle to anybody with a welder to simply extend the handle by 6" or so if you feel you need it. « Show Less
1272800
I have a Stihl Farmboss with a 20 inch bar. Works great, but it is a little on the short side for the larger logs. A bigger bar and engine will give you the ability to tackle larger pieces of timber with your Alaskan mill. I am not a serious logger or woodworker, but my setup works well for what I need to do.
2240881
a touch over 24 " to top of top rail, 29 " to top of handle. unless you get assurances from seller that issues with big wheel not staying on have been solved, i would not purchase this as that has been a common complaint which seller was unable to solve and makes the cart totally unusable. good luck!
339478
The top is 27 and 5/8ths inches long (from left side to right side of cart.) It is 17 and 3/4 inches wide (front to back of cart). I suppose you could leave off the handles if you need to. There are holes predrilled into the ends of the top board, the handles are on dowels that are stuck into the holes, and a screww is put up from the bottom side through the dowels. It has been a while since I assembled mine, and I don't remember if the handles were already installed or not. If they are glued in, it might be a real hassle to get them out. Maybe someone who assembled theirs more recently can recall if the handles are glued in or not. The top is 27 and 5/8ths inches long (from left side to right side of cart.) It is 17 and 3/4 inches wide (front to back of cart). I suppose you could leave off the handles if you need to. There are holes predrilled into the ends of the top board, the handles are on dowels that are stuck into the holes, and a screww is put up from the bottom side through the dowels. It has been a while since I assembled mine, and I don't remember if the handles were already installed or not. If they are glued in, it might be a real hassle to get them out. Maybe someone who assembled theirs more recently can... » Read More The top is 27 and 5/8ths inches long (from left side to right side of cart.) It is 17 and 3/4 inches wide (front to back of cart). I suppose you could leave off the handles if you need to. There are holes predrilled into the ends of the top board, the handles are on dowels that are stuck into the holes, and a screww is put up from the bottom side through the dowels. It has been a while since I assembled mine, and I don't remember if the handles were already installed or not. If they are glued in, it might be a real hassle to get them out. Maybe someone who assembled theirs more recently can recall if the handles are glued in or not. « Show Less
1363354
The listed dimensions of 24 x 18 inches are for the shelf and baskets. My fully assembled cart -- including the handle and wheels as pictured -- is 30 x 18 x 40 inches. Don't overlook that nothing requires the shelves to be installed in the order as pictured. I have the flat shelf at the bottom. The basket at the top holds all my cleaning supplies with no worries of them falling off.
126799
The cart is 13 1/2 inches high. Very heavy duty and works great. Even use it to pull items down to the beach.
1840599
To be perfectly honest, I would say, "no". I am 5'0". I measured the height to the top of the handle and it measures 32". You'll have to figure it out for your height. Otherwise it's a wonderful cart.
2226228
Hi, Tiffany. This carts length is 50.25". The cargo area is 44"L x 16"W x 9"H. Thanks for your inquiry.
1728051
I cut a piece of "Starboard" 18.5" X 21.5" to put in the bottom of each tray, and used the cart as a "Patio/Grilling" cart. I also have one for my recycling bins, the standard "Blue" ones, and I LOVE both carts. Sturdy, well made, excel. fit and finish.
1243641
My cart handle is set at 15 inches above top of cart. It can be adjusted 8 inches higher. This is the most versatile cart; I use it for gathering the garden, doing yard work, and going on picnics. A most wonderful investment!
438123
Mine measures 42 inches from bottom of pole to bottom of crank handle when handle is in the down position.
144608
That is hard to gauge. I put a lot of items in the cart but some where heavier then others. I took it to a bead show and filled it up with different bags. It does have the support bar on the bottom but this is a soft sided cart so there is very little structure to it. For example, you would have a hard time putting 8 gallons of milk in there because of the lack of structure. The tires, if i am not mistaken, are made of hard plastic and could crack if abused with use. My use was not for anything heavy duty. Overall, I was very pleased.
554560
I don't understand what you mean by length. To the top of the handle, the cart is almost exactly 40 inches high. The big basket is 27 inches to the ground and it is 16 inches wide by 17 1/2 inches deep. The little basket in back is 5 1/2 inches deep. I love this cart!
296439
In my opinion the 36 inch is best for taller people or someone that is used to a longer splitting ax. The 28" still works just as good and may be easier for you to handle and aim at the logs.