How is this product for moving heavy potted plants? We cannot lift them onto the truck. Is it thin enough to slide under if the plant is tipped?
1448920
the cart is rated for 150 lb, so do not try to move a potted plant that exceed the rating, also the pot diameter should not be bigger than 18 inches at the base, hope these info can be helpful to you.
1448921
I use it to haul dog crates and use bungee cords so they don't fall off. It is very thin on the bottom. You might have to slightly tip the front up to get it started but I think it would work.
1448922
It is thin enough but I wouldn't buy the dolly. I had to extend the handles on mine an additional 12 in. to make it usable.
1886660
The basket slides along a track and must be pulled clear to lift. If the baskets aren't too heavy with items they are easy to lift. I hope this answer helps.
1527571
I kept a large hibiscus plant, huge ceramic pot and this held up fine. I would safely say mine is at least 100 pounds. Are you trying to move the plant frequently or keeping it in one place? I could see if you move it a lot, eventually it would crack, but I kept mine stationary throughout winter, moved it in the spring, and had absolutely no issues. Hope this was of some help!
1836544
The product is sturdy; however, it is top heavy when both the steamer handle and clothing are hung with the steamer pole extended to the highest position. If you lower the pole setting and avoid the temptation of using it as a hanger, you won't find any issues with it tipping over. Keep in mind though that if it does tip over, the reservoir will fall out and leak some water on the floor.
564202
We had a bit of a problem with our pot but discovered that once we had it securely on the pot it tightened up as we lifted. Good luck.
1519210
Hi Lori... If you're planning to be moving your 200 lb plant around a lot, I would consider changing out the casters for those meant for hard floors... namely, rubber clad or felt clad casters. Google "hard floor casters" for choices, and match the caster stem size (width/length). Occasional rolling should not be a problem. Hope this is helpful...
1974617
Probably not the best option because the surface of this is not flat. I would suggest you get a dolly that has flat legs. For planters these work great.
2254551
I have a floor model potted plant weighing in at 42.7 lbs. It holds my plant just fine. I would be willing to say it would hold 50lbs.
1489548
This is handy for light garden work. If you load it to where you need to pull it with a ATV or tractor, it's probityover loaded and result in damaging the wagon.
1131410
I would think so, I have a very heavy plant on it and am able to move it about. I don't move my plant as much as you will the vac, so I don't know if my answer is helpful.
570737
Hi, Murphy: Yes, I would say you definitely could do that, providing it didn't weigh a "ton". It is such a nice holder for plants and if you were careful what you put into it I am pretty sure it would work out fine for you providing it wasn't a huge plant. Good luck!
461823
It's designed to push rather than pull. The other thing is that the greenhouse window is quite light, so there is a limit to it's strength.
1260617
We try not to put pressure or weight on the leaves/pullouts that is not a set amount of weight. For instance, we don't lean on it but it can certainly handle the weight from a sack of potatoes or a dish. It holds but the pullout supports are vwy small, will definitely not tip over. We saw someone else who modified the table to have support for each leaf going all the way to the floor, this would certainly solve any problem with support worries.
509640
I purchased this cart to haul stuff in my garden....I found it to be a bit too flimbsy for anything over 20--30 lbs!!
849581
Mine went on a deck , so I used some screws to secure it, but I also used some large potted plants on the four corner shelves and that really helped too. I am sure if you did this and then put something on the bottom of the four corner areas that you could put some heavy potted plants on.... you would be all set. Hope this helps
85432
I have mine on carpet and wanted to put some kind of slider under it. However, I found it too heavy (even empty!) to move easily since the unit spins but the bottom doesnʻt. So I left it as is. To move it, I empty it and then slowly push it using the base.
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Stays a bit lower on our king quad atv can lift and can dump into cart. Use it mostly to move mulch, dirt and manure around our hobby farm. Did have to put a jack under the the mounting bracket with bucket full of dirt and tighten. Otherwise the bucket when full will drag, also to shovel dirt buy the teeth to add on.