Worx WG050 Aerocart 8-in-1 Yard Cart / Wheelbarrow / Dolly

In the first instance, after reading quite a few reviews, I almost cancelled my order thinking I was ordering some kind of a children's product This wheel barrel toy is made by PlaySchool. It would have been impossible for me to be This is the unbiased truth about this cart. If you are a Construction Worker carrying bags of cement or oversized materials in bulk, this cart is not something you want. There is no better solution than this for the typical home owner who wants a wheel barrel that is stable and easy on the back, as well as a tool that can also be transformed into something other than a wheel barrel, such as My back has been operated on twice and even though I have healed up great, this little gem takes all the weight and leaves me with no limitations There may have been room to make the cavity a bit bigger, but I believe the designers took into account the average amount of material people put in the well area and came up with an ergonomic design that relieves a lot of back tension. It is easy to lift and to let go of the bucket / well because the handles are tilted upward for my six feet seven inches. I have put bags of stone, sand, wood chips, and so on in it. There is plenty of room for all the materials I need. Even my larger wheel barrel was large, but because it was so big, I couldn't fill it up without worrying about it tipping over. This unit appears to be made of thick and sturdy metal and I can already tell that it will last for many years. Despite my background as a power lifter, it's not about strength, but more how it stands up when used on a hill. During one of the reviews, I read that the bearings on the plastic wheels came off. Is that true? If you asked me how you dislodged the bearings on this cart, I would have to say that you would have had to overload the cart or use the trailer hitch ball on something with a really heavy tongue weight. As far as I am concerned, using this cart in a normal manner will lead to years of maintenance There are no faults whatsoever in the fit, finish, and quality of this cart. I am certain that occasionally there may be a defect from the factory for some people but when I looked at my cart very closely, I found no defect at all. Whenever a brand new 100 million dollar aircraft is manufactured, there is going to be an occasional manufacturing issue. Show me one product in history that did not have such an issue. The truth of the matter is that this cart is excellent and I can hang it on the wall in my garage using the hole in the tongue of the cart. To put together and test a number of the features, it took me no more than ten minutes. I don't have to worry about having to pump up the air filled tires anymore like I had to with my old wheel barrel, so I can just use this whenever I want. My old wheel barrel sat in the garage for weeks on end, but with the AeroCart, I use it for other tasks quite a bit and have since sold my old dolly for some cash and have freed up some space in my garage. Would I recommend this product? You're right - of course.

Emilio Young

| Apr 04, 2021

I found this to be the lightest metal cart I could find that is not a kiddie wagon or a very light wheelbarrow, yet my wife still prefers to use a plastic cart that is lighter than this one. It would be better to purchase a new plastic cart each year (each crack and break happens about once a year, as it must be kept Her perspective is that it is heavy, while mine is that it is lightweight. I would say a lighter steel wheelbarrow would be useless. This one is ideal for those of us who don't have to shovel large amounts, for those who have trouble with balancing 100 pounds in a wheelbarrow and for lady gardeners who would prefer something more sturdy. cheap steel wheelbarrows and wagons difficult and even dangerous to use because of cheap wheels, tires, and bearings, poor design, etc. In response to reviewers who say you cannot carry 600 pounds of rocks or 8 bags of dirt in such a unit- For women, the elderly, the disabled, people who are small or are otherwise challenged to handle more than one or two bags of mulch/dirt at a time, or when handling many hundred pounds of dirt, get a commercial wheelbarrow. (Good ones start about $350 & Do not even think about getting one of the cheap ones). There is a reason why it is narrow - There will be times when things should be moved through doors, through the house, and up and down The wheelbarrow and other carts don't allow you to do this. When you don't have a big burly guy around to lift a 30 pound pot or fill up a yard waste bag when you are a little person, it helps fill up a bag without shaking it. Our family is retired, we live in a detached condo with a fenced yard, and we are responsible for light mowing of the yard and exterior It is difficult for us to store a cart and dolly in our garage because we have limited space. Every two to three years, no matter how cheap, I need a new plastic cart because the plastic in them breaks. So now I want steel carts. Throughout history, we have always been let down by these efforts). A large wheel that does not go flat would be ideal. There needs to be two of them to ensure The ground should be as close as possible to her. It's not feasible for us to spend over $200 There is no way for us to handle a wheelbarrow with four bags on it any more. I flip the handles upside down, which makes it easier for me, a 6' guy, to handle (less than 10 seconds), and I flip them back to their normal position for my wife, who is small and short. The main utility portion of this unit can support Considering the robust individual parts, that is very conservative. While the accessories would be a bit light for a big strapping guy, I think that is a bit overkill. You can buy her one of these (or buy a plastic cart every year) if you have the space, and you can also get yourself an actual commercial wheelbarrow. Our company just started using it in the spring, so it only gets 4 out of 5 I will probably update the review to five stars in a year or two if it lasts as long as I suspect it will.

Annika Craig

| Jan 11, 2021

Please accept my apologies for it ever having This bag is incredibly small and contains a very small amount of liquid. In the commercial, we saw that it is narrow and shallow, you can fit one bag of mulch inside, and it is hard to maneuver, being that it is short to the ground and I am only 5'5" and if you stand up to push it all the clippings spill out. While I wish I could return this item, I have used it for the first time this morning, and the box was not kept. Even though I have not attempted to move a flower pot with it, I have my doubts about any promises made about it. I'm going to pump up the wheel on my old wheel barrow so I can use it again. The only thing about the aerocart is that it has two hard wheels and it isn't as easy to push as an inflatable tire, no matter what the infomercial said. I will ship one to you for free if you would like one. Please send me the shipping info. The value of this item is that much to me. It cost me $140 to learn this.

Abigail Anthony

| Mar 14, 2021