I live where the "goatheads" are really bad. My concern is that the tires would not hold up. Has anyone used this cart where this is a problem?
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The tires are pretty heavy duty thick rubber, the few goatheads I've have run over don't stand a chance against them. But there haven't been that many around this year to aggressively field test the durability of the tires..
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This cart is the handiest thing! My wife uses it with a milk crate fastened to it using a bungee cord to transport her frozen food purchases to the freezer in the basement. We have a standard cart which is much larger and the tires are always needing air when we go to use it. However, the regular one will handle larger and heavier loads. Hope this helps!
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We use the cart a lot and haven't had a bit of trouble with it or blew a tire out I believe it had a warrenty for so long.. will have to contact Amazon and see what can be done
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In my opinion, no. The wheels kept falling off my cart however the company was wonderful and gave me a refund. I wish I could give the product a positive review but I can't. However, the company is 100% for their customer service !
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I used it last season and had no problems. the tires do have a very strong order right out of the box so I would suggest getting it well before you need it and let it out gas before you take into the woods.
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If you are 100 lbs and can lift 40 pound bags, then loading them into the cart and pulling it over rough grounds will be easy for you because the tires are great for handling rough grounds. My dad is about your age and he likes the cart too. It's definitely easier than using a wheelbarrow. I hope that answers your question.
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Wheels are hard rubber not pneumatic with tubes. The washers they supply with the cart fit a little loose so it's kinda wobbly. I got some washers at Menards to tighten up the clearances on the axle so it rolls a little quieter. It's still a little noise for my liking especially when I pull it behind my mountain bike.
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Unless the dirt or grass are too soft, wheels are not wide enough for really soft ground however in most cases it would be fine. This is a really good intermediate weight cart. Much better than the carts available at Home Depot etc.
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It is a great cart but I don't think it would handle that kind of weight. You are talking about a heavy load!
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I don't think this cart is sturdy enough for such use. Two miles over bad roads requires something as sturdy as a regular grocery cart like the kind you find in the grocery stores. The closest to such quality I've found is the Costco cart--a seasonal item but much sturdier than this cart. But I'm not sure even that cart is up to 2 miles on bad roads over an extended period. Perhaps your grocer can sell you a cart that's being retired or at least put you in contact with their cart manufacturer for a discount.
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This cart is one of my best investments as a mobile DJ. The larger wheels roll over most terrain with ease. I'm not sure about "all terrain" but i've used it on grass, gravel, and uneven pavement. If you are expecting harsher terrain, it may not perform as well.
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My cart would cut out going up a hill and the run away feature would not work. I replaced my speed sensor, you will need to take the right rear wheel off to replace it. Now he cart runs great, I have some steep inclines on my property and it now traverses with no problem, also the run away feature works. No I am confident that I can lift my cart and add some aggressive tires for traction up and down the hills.
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This cart is definitely not a heavy duty type. For a few bags of groceries it is just fine. For 20 money bags full of change, I just don't think it will work. Jerry S.
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Mine are tubed tires, no problems in 1 year of hard use. Should they ever need to be replaced, I plan to buy a set of hard rubber tires. With 20" wheels, it quite well over rough terrain. This is the best cart I have ever used. Pull, rather than push and it goes over anything. Also makes sharp turns easily.
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On flat ground yes. Last year we pulled a Large Cow Elk (Probably should have quartered it) off the mountain down hills up hills and traversing across hills. We had one on front, back and the uphill side to keep the uphill tire down so the cart would not roll. I have also fabricated a new front handle that is higher and stronger for the added weight. For Deer I don't think there would be problem.Hope that helps.
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I have used my new cart all spring for light loads and heavy loads (wood from tree trimming). I just love this cart. I think it would be great for dog shows and product fairs. It is very maneuverable, it turns and go backwards well. If you get it, I hope you love it as much as I do. Good luck with the dog shows and product fairs!
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I've actually had pretty good luck with mine. This is the second one I've owned. I ran the first one over while working on the truck so I can't say anything bad about it. I've owned the second one for two years now and get regular use out of it. Wheels are great and the tool holders are pretty nice as well. I wouldn't hesitate to buy the third after I run number two over!