Are wheels attached with strong, steel rods allowing for some heavy duty loads? I remember the old Tonkas were sturdy and long-lasting. Thanks
1111077
this is one tough truck. it is just like the old tonkas and my 4year old grandson rides on it all the time it is good quality.
1665026
The spokes are steel. Not sure what you're asking on the wheels. I got this cart for my Wife, and she loves it. The only issue I have with the cart is the tub tends to disengage with really heavy loads. I highly recommend this cart, you will not be disappointed with this purchase.
812410
I would have to say that they hold up very well. I haven't actually used mine yet to haul out a deer, but I took it out to Colorado last fall on an elk hunting trip. I loaded it down with well over a 100 pounds of gear, strapped it to the back of my ATV and pulled it 2 to 3 miles back into camp over very rocky, rough terrain. It even made it back on the return trip to my vehicle without failure. I would recommend this deer cart to anyone.
510967
I've had this one for almost 2 years now. The only reported design flaw on this wagon is how the front wheels are welded to the frame. They will hold fine as long as you aren't too rough with heavily loading it or using it on rough terrain. If you're heavily loaded you have to go over bumps carefully and pull up on the front so they don't bend back and or break the welds. I'm a hobby welder so I simply reinforced the legs when mine started showing signs of stress. Another alternative that doesn't require a welder might be to pick up a couple pieces of conduit strap from your local hardware store and screw it into the frame to give the leg welds a little more support. I've had this one for almost 2 years now. The only reported design flaw on this wagon is how the front wheels are welded to the frame. They will hold fine as long as you aren't too rough with heavily loading it or using it on rough terrain. If you're heavily loaded you have to go over bumps carefully and pull up on the front so they don't bend back and or break the welds. I'm a hobby welder so I simply reinforced the legs when mine started showing signs of stress. Another alternative that doesn't require a welder might be to pick up a couple pieces of conduit strap from your local hardware... » Read More I've had this one for almost 2 years now. The only reported design flaw on this wagon is how the front wheels are welded to the frame. They will hold fine as long as you aren't too rough with heavily loading it or using it on rough terrain. If you're heavily loaded you have to go over bumps carefully and pull up on the front so they don't bend back and or break the welds. I'm a hobby welder so I simply reinforced the legs when mine started showing signs of stress. Another alternative that doesn't require a welder might be to pick up a couple pieces of conduit strap from your local hardware store and screw it into the frame to give the leg welds a little more support. « Show Less
2203402
Yes, the heavy duty wheels fit and hold up to a lot of weight. My husband stores a great deal on these shelves and the heavy duty wheels make it easy to pull out when needed.
1843621
No they seem to be pretty strong. I haven't had any problems. Hope this helps.
579606
A bit off topic, but you can get solid rubber wheelbarrow tires. The stock tires on your typical new wheelbarrow these days are pretty pathetic.
1695779
The "tire" portion of the wheel assembly is a hard rubber material. It is very durable. I don't believe anyone would be disappointed in these wheels. There are plenty of adjustment holes in them as the photo shows. I put these wheels on all four legs of my walker because I can't carry my freshly hung clothing to the closet. I raise the legs to the highest setting and hang the clothes hangers over the front bar or the side reinforcement bars and roll it easily to my closet to hang the clothes up. I don't suggest this if you are in an area of steep incline because you won't have any brakes to make it secure as you step. Mine is used only inside my home. The "tire" portion of the wheel assembly is a hard rubber material. It is very durable. I don't believe anyone would be disappointed in these wheels. There are plenty of adjustment holes in them as the photo shows. I put these wheels on all four legs of my walker because I can't carry my freshly hung clothing to the closet. I raise the legs to the highest setting and hang the clothes hangers over the front bar or the side reinforcement bars and roll it easily to my closet to hang the clothes up. I don't suggest this if you are in an area of steep incline because you won't have any... » Read More The "tire" portion of the wheel assembly is a hard rubber material. It is very durable. I don't believe anyone would be disappointed in these wheels. There are plenty of adjustment holes in them as the photo shows. I put these wheels on all four legs of my walker because I can't carry my freshly hung clothing to the closet. I raise the legs to the highest setting and hang the clothes hangers over the front bar or the side reinforcement bars and roll it easily to my closet to hang the clothes up. I don't suggest this if you are in an area of steep incline because you won't have any brakes to make it secure as you step. Mine is used only inside my home. « Show Less
641559
You might be able to use them but you would have to lift the wheels up to get it positioned. They are pretty strong.
1159835
The wheel is very solid. When you feel it you know it will last for a really long time. I use mine all the time and have had no issues at all with anything breaking or even showing signs of wear. It is a well built piece.
812409
I have only used mine for one season but I have had no problems with durability so far. They seem to be heavy duty enough to last a long time. The wheels are stamped steel and the tires are solid rubber. The only complaint I have is the odor from the rubber that several of the reviewers talked about. It is strong and last a long time. I think it is outgassing from the rubber compound that is used and probably is due to the process being used to make them not being the same as we are used to with normal tires. Not sure if it would bother a deer but I don't leave the cart near my stand location. I have only used mine for one season but I have had no problems with durability so far. They seem to be heavy duty enough to last a long time. The wheels are stamped steel and the tires are solid rubber. The only complaint I have is the odor from the rubber that several of the reviewers talked about. It is strong and last a long time. I think it is outgassing from the rubber compound that is used and probably is due to the process being used to make them not being the same as we are used to with normal tires. Not sure if it would bother a deer but I don't leave the cart near my stand location.
535578
It's a nice wheel but decorative. Not intended to be weight bearing at all. I used them as props on a faux flower cart. Hope this helps
1672535
They seem to. I don't use mine a lot. I had to put the rear wheels on. That was a little much for me. I don't think I needed one so big. It we\as my first purchase on Amazon. I'm addicted to shopping here
1154410
Yes, the wheels just screw into the bottom of the end rails. depending on the surface you are going to use it on it might be pretty hard to move although it is not that heavy to lift it and move as long as you don't have a lot of stuff on it.
995020
Yes this is definitely sturdy....you should not have a problem. This is a very sturdy, good quality cart!
1374108
I've had this cooler for a long time & have never had any issues with the wheels that are very secured to the bottom of the cooler with a steel rod running across. It's a very sturdy & reliable cooler. However, I do keep a watchful eye on mine to make sure that no one sits on it as the top is not meant for sitting (which people tend to want to do) but meant for holding drinks in the built drink holders on top. I've seen this item sold in sporting goods stores if you ever want to see it for yourself before purchasing.
2225318
I use Orangtang wheels and thwy ride really smooth. Theres diffrent tupes of wheels depending on what you want them for. Overal they're fantastic long lasting wheels.