is there a model that converts to a handheld wagon with a higher weight capacity? i want to a large cooelr on this taht weights 150# when full
2036903
I'm sure if you placed a piece of board inside the bottom you could carry almost any load you want, the limit on this would be the webbing in the current format, though with 150lbs in the back - better you peddaling than me
1705581
I didn't remember the weight capacity, however the machine is built heavy & strong. Would handle well over 300#. I like the suggestion of the swivel seat. Would be a big help. May try it myself.
1521764
Yes I think you should have no problem pulling this wagon I've had one on a job site liked it so much got one for my girl friends farm and she loves it for the bags of feed , fire wood and bays of hay
2223616
It is not a wagon to put anything heavier than a small stuffed animal in. It is a child's toy. Not one that a child would ride in.
1993730
I watched my pre-walking grandson use the handle to stabilize himself as he pulled himself up to stand up by holding the pushbar. He is not a heavy baby (17 lbs. when he got the wagon) Therefore, my answer would be "yes"; the wide base and lighter weight of a child would be the rationale. I hope this helps!
806975
I couldn't compare it to the Wonder Wheeler since I haven't tried that one but the Beachcomber Wagon does a good job in the soft sand. Good luck.
863619
I see you have already gotten your answer but I wanted to let you know that this "wagon" has been one of my favorite purchases. I drag it all over full of my gardening tools and needs. It is extremely easy for me to handle.
2239670
I have used this wagon for transporting folding chairs, coolers, etc. but not a dog. I have a 90lb laborator retriever and would not recommend this wagon for a large breed dog. While sturdy, it has a canvas body.
312839
You might contact the maker and see if they recommend it. It is designed to pull garden tools, I am using mine as a décor piece in my yard to hold buckets of flowers, I don't know if they would recommend hauling a child in it. It is a nice sturdy little wagon but I wouldn't want to say put a child in it, especially if I don't know the weight, their willingness to sit still. It doesn't have a seat belt and was not designed for children. The actual seat is not very large and am not sure it would hold a child. So contact the maker and see what they say.
982449
it's heavy and big, so it's not easy to back up etc when loaded. I'm happy with it and can put up with maneuvering issues in exchange for the heavy duty aspect. I can load up lots of bags of soil, gravel, compost and get them to the back yard much easier than with a wheel barrow which was what I used before I got this. My only concern is the side panels, they don't seem as sturdy as the rest of the cart, seem like they could bend with enough pressure against them. but they do drop down and so far mine are fine. and the rest of the wagon is pretty well made.
1916884
No this is made for a four wheeler to move around I have a small tractor I use it with , also weighs over 200 lbs when filled up
1532750
The wagon is nice, but it did not work for what I had planned. I wanted a wagon for my mother who works at a cemetery to help her cart water. It is too heavy for her to put in and out of her car. The fabric is washable and like a nylon covering on the sides.
2203177
hello. i sent this back. not because it wasnt good but because i needed it for travel and i found this to be to big. i was travelling to amsterdam and they make one there that is a combo walker and wheelchair very compact. it is called a rollz rollator. sorry i could not be of any help.
1171768
I assume you're referring to the Magna Cart Personal 150 lb Capacity Aluminum Folding Hand Truck , also sold on Amazon, and this one.This one is tubular steel tubing, and it's slightly heavier than the other cart, which is made of square aluminum tubes.
2251340
Yes, definitely. Not sure how long you'll want to push/pull two in it. It's not the easiest for me, my husband has to do it most of the time. Great wagon, we love it!
746080
Bear in mind that I have no idea how heavy you're talking about, but I was able to move a Serro Scotty (1967 version) about 200' in rough terrain. It was not easy but I was trying to do something that the device was not really intended to do. Again, I don't know how much weight you're talking about, so take what I say accordingly. I was impressed by the power of this thing. If you're talking 12" or so on flat, paved terrain, it may do the job. If this is a giant fifth wheel kind of trailer, you cannot do it.
1916883
No, it would weigh 160 lbs full. You need a lawn tractor trailer or wagon that's big enough to put it in, that is what I use. And a car battery for power.