YTL22106 Heavy Duty Wood Push Farm & Yard Cart - 14 cu. ft.

The holes in the side panels did not line up to allow the front panel to fit. I had to redrill the holes. Both side boards were warped. Screws were a mixed bag with too few short ones forcing me to use longer ones and cut off the extra length. Instructions forced assembler to tighten screws and later remove the nuts to fasten additional items to the screws.

This is a wonderful cart for hauling sticks, leaves, mulch, and much more. It was fairly easy to put together and is easy to pull on the more level surfaces. Uphill takes some effort, but it's much easier than pulling a tarp with yard waste even with the extra weight of the cart itself. The sliding panel is great for dumping the contents and cleaning out the cart. It seems very solid and durable.It's recommended that it be coated with a varnish to protect the wood panels and it definitely should be stored under cover to help them last. It is easy to put it up on end to save space in our shed.

Opted for the YTL22106 instead of the Strongway, because the Strongway reviewers all said the same thing: "shipping box was beat to Hell, but everything assembled ok". The Strongway was ~$35 less after shipping. Bought the YTL from Ron's Home and Hardware. Unfortunately, Ron's box was beat to Hell, too, and a support strap was damaged. Let Ron know, and he responded right away. I sent pictures of the damaged box and support strap. Strap had slid part way out of one of the gaping holes torn from the box, and it got bent. I got an immediate response from Ron: "Nothing we can do cause we don't stock parts. We just source the whole assembly from the manufacturer. Sorry."However, it does seem to be a sturdy cart, and if anything breaks in the future, I believe it can be easily mended. For instance, the sides are just 1/4" plywood, so I can see cutting a new panel using the old one as a pattern. The bent strap I received is very similar to straps I've seen at Home Depot... drill a few new holes, and I should be good to go.

Yes, its a pain to put together but I saved money on the made in Vermont carts. Ive had it a week soI cant say how it will stand up but it seems to be pretty good. Lots of nuts and screws but laid out nicely.Directions at best a C but if you can put Ikea furniture together its not bad. Helpful to have someone in the set up butI did it myself 2 to 3 hours. I'd recommend it

Great to use in the yard picking up small fallen limbs, etc. Cart will hold a lot and pulls easily for a female. My only problem is getting the tailgate on and off. It has to go in with both sides even and it is a little too heavy for me to maneuver. I usually leave the tailgate off when using the cart.

I bought this for my husband and he loves it. He uses it for everything he is doing outside. We have a lot of land and he takes it with him for al his projects outside. It is very stable and can carry a lot from trash to his tools he needs to repair what ever needs fixing. He even puts the veggies in it from the garden to bring to the house. It was a very good buy.

This cart is vey sturdy and of good quality; however, assembly was rather difficult since holes did not line up when trying to install the angle assembly and stabilizer straps. We had to drill quite a few more holes (through steel and wood), which was rather time consuming and frustrating.

The Farm Cart arrived on time and was straightforward to assemble as long as the directions were carefully followed. Good product for carrying things at the cabin from the car, much like the carts used at marinas.