How does this product work with the safety hand rail on the back of the cart?
1475189
It fits right over it fine and has a zipper to get in and out of the back seat!
1475190
I have not put the safety hand rail on as of yet but there is plent of room for the cover to fit properly.
1475191
It drapes very nicely over it with no problems. There is elastic at the bottom that helps it fit very well.
697471
My cart, the "Rio Brands Wonder Wheeler Plus Beach Cart" may be different than yours. The front wheels are NOT secured by a clip, plastic or otherwise. Instead, both pair of front wheels have a metal axle secured in place by a hex nut. I've NEVER had a problem with this cart. The rear wheels are secured with a metal clip. I hope I have been helpful.
1065181
The liner sits on a metal frame. I have found that if I put too much in the cart, the liner will fall uneven with the frame, and sit a little off center. Not a big problem.
1100484
I have found a way to make this work on Target carts. I just attach the strap backward - in other words, wrap the strap around your child's back and secure the Velcro straps around the front of the cart, around the divider that goes between your child's legs. It's slightly less secure than attaching it to the back, but I've found it works pretty well (and quite a bit more secure than the belt installed in the cart).
334610
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.
383967
Because a cart cover is not air tight, there is sufficient airflow to make it safe to use.
671084
I haven't had any issues with it, but then, I don't handle it all that rough.The same company also makes the JobRocker, which has a guard rail around it and is meant to be rough and tumble... might be worth looking into...
509636
The cart is very securely attached. Four heavy prongs deeply seat onto the tub. It would not become detached. I haul soil, tools, plants, etc and have never had a problem.
1521763
I bought this cart for my son who has cerebral palsy. He has an adult three wheel bike with a basket and every weekend we do chores together. I have set the cart up with a hitch so he can pull it behind his bike. We live on a farm with flat but rough ground. The cart has worked much better than I had anticipated. We use it every weekend hauling fire wood. I think you'll be very pleased. Max
1310814
It has a small thin strap to secure it to basket but you should still be able to use seatbelt that comes attached to cart. I will say it fits well in most shopping carts with exception of target. Their carts seem to run larger than others and it really stretches to cover, and doesn't fit well.
426935
The safety tip is molded to fit around the safety cover. It just slips over the end.
1575071
They also sell extension arms for that purpose they clamp to the back perpendicular rails I use it for this purpose clamp to the left side. Get the better extension arm cause it needs to be clamped tights. Luck
1618598
I have a large tank and a Hobart 210 and a small plasma cutter on mine. No issues with the cart at all. I am very pleased with it. Much better than Harbor Freight.
1237203
They are kinda like the brakes. If too much weight is put into the cart (like a child climbs in) it pushes the bars down so the cart cannot move....its a safety feature. We have carpet and the cart rolls just fine on carpet, so don't worry, the bars won't affect the performance of the cart.
511833
It does not fit securely on the front of the cart. It will sort of fit if you position sideways in the back of the cart. This prevents major grocery shopping however due to half of the cart being taken up by the car seat.
1333492
Yes it is an issue if you pull the cart behind you. The cart appears to be designed to push. Using this way it functions extremely well. Very easy to push around
1538163
very little, just a slight push with the hands locks both wheels, and they stay that way until u pull the handles back up, it is easy to opereate n very safe to use!