Nice cart but a couple of hole fit issues that took some "persuasion". Instructions are good. Had some leftover fasteners that concerned me but after reviewing the instructions, I had used just the amount indicated. Rather have too many than too few.

Don't haul heavy material

Bought this 2yrs ago or so. I've used it a bit move small piles of wood. I finally had a bigger project and managed to bend the tongue right where the tilt level is. I added some 1/4 steel and now the brackets for the wheels collapsed on itself. This was loaded no where near the max weight and couldn't handle the pressure. I am now searching for something else that's more robust.

Was missing half the hardware. Ended up having to make two trips to the hardware store to buy what I needed but also had to wait a week for Agrifab to send me two brackets that were missing. I did however have over 30 extra nuts and screw left over when I was done.

Disappointed

It is a nice cart but it was very difficult to pu together. Parts were not labeled and we was missing one of the braces. One of the braces had a curve and we received both for the same side. We had to alter the one side to make it right. We would have returned it and purchased one somewhere else where they were already put together but we had it half put together and was not going to spend the time taking it apart. It took all afternoon to put it together.

Parts did not fit together well.

Poor quality control

Opened the box and found scratched and bent parts. Weren't too bad so went ahead with assembly. When it came time to put the axle and wheels on it seemed like the axle was too short. Turns out the ears where the axle goes through were bent wrong at the factory. I ended up having to bend them all flat, scored new bend lines with a die grinder and rebent them. Then touched up all bare metal with gloss black rustoleum.

This cart exceeded my expectations. I pack it as full...

This cart exceeded my expectations. I pack it as full of firewood as I can and haul it down through the yard with no problem. It’s light enough I can unhitch it from the tractor and move it around by hand but the reason I picked this cart was for the 750 pound weight limit. The limit is more than double almost every other cart around this price range and when I stack wood as high as it can go in this large cart it seems very solid. No issues yet and putting it together did take some time and effort but I didn’t have any issues and the instructions weren’t as bad as some would lead you to believe. I would certainly make the same choice if I had to buy another.

Beer Can Quality metal

The very first time out I decided to get some sand by the stream to loosen up the clay soil in my garden. I filled it with a shovel just level Below the top a couple of inches. Then I started to pull it and heard a clicking noise. So couldn't find what was wrong. Then bad clicking noise both Sides after 50 feet or so. Come to find out the bed collapsed on top of the wheels. so dumped it out a used a small hydraulic floor jack to raise up above the wheels. Then cut 4 x 6 treated spacers and secured with deck Screws now I just haul Trash and a few shovels of compost. So Do not use it for wood or dirt unless you are willing to spend hours repairing the Damage.

Great cart; assembly instructions are a mess.

The 5-star rating is for the cart itself. The assembly instructions need work. Cart arrived with 2 different sets of instructions, with some different/necessary information on one or the other set. Multiple pages in an illogical arrangement. Cart parts had no identifier (need just a letter sticker on a part or bag of parts). Bolts and nuts of different sizes were in same bag, slowing identification. Assembly by 2 people with skills took w-a-a-a-y longer than it should have: ~3 hrs instead of 1+ hr. The axle assembly was not well-described, esp regarding the odd clip used to secure the wheel. Yikes. Please have a technical writer revise the manual into a single document, and identify the parts clearly. So: cart itself is 5-stars; assembly manual etc. is 1-star.

Tires are cheapo

Going to replace with no run flat tires and use the ones that came with cart on an older model I have that wheels rusted out and tires leaked and use as a spare. Nothing more frustrating then having a flat or low tire every season and sure it will happen with supplied tires especially if you haul heavy loads. Laid out all parts, if you take time all holes should line up. Better if you have helper but can be done by one. Going to bypass the dump function by drilling new hole and bolting. The dump function will eventually break such as the spring or go out of adjustment and dump while your hauling. Just as easy for me to unhook cart and dump by hand. My last cart was 15 years old and used it for hauling rocks and dirt, lots of abuse and very heavy loads and has held up well except for the tires and dump mechanism. This one should now almost be bullet proof. Would be 5 stars except for tires.

Very difficult to assemble

I have been working on assembling this cart for two weeks, and still have a ways to go. Most of the holes for the bolts are misaligned. I will probably have to re-drill a lot of them. On the plus side, all of the parts were in the box as far as I can tell. I cannot rate the performance of the cart until I finish assembling it, if and when that happens. According to the box, it was made in the USA, but I truly have my doubts. Agri-Fab usually makes good products, but they should be ashamed of themselves for letting this one leave the factory. If you really want one, buy it PRE-ASSEMBLED.

Great for heavy loads

I’ve had this trailer for a few months now. It’s actually the second one I’ve owned from this company. I had such good luck with the 1st one hauling firewood in the mountains of Vermont that I purchased this one at my new home in Florida. After ten years of extremely rugged abuse it’s still in use as I gave it to my brother. When I moved to Florida I Initially purchased a Less expensive trailer. I blew out both wheelbearings twice hauling dirt on my property. I’ve done the same thing with this one a number of times but no problems whatsoever. And this one is bigger. My only complaint is the hardware on the inside of the body. When you’re shoveling the dirt out the tenants to catch the shovel even though they are round head bolts. You can go wrong with Agrifab products.

This cart was easy to put together. I dont know why some people have a hard time with it. The har...

This cart was easy to put together. I dont know why some people have a hard time with it. The hardest part was installing the small spring for the dump mechanism. Most of the sheet metal pieces had some bends around the edges that had to be straightened. It really wasnt that bad. They should use padded packing to prevent this from occurring. The sheet metal is a little thin so it was easy to straighten. Overall a well built cart. Steel wheels with bearings and zerk fittings. Bottom of the bed is 2 piece making it stronger with a seam down the center making it very rigid.

This replaces a 30 year old Agri-Fab cart. It certainly will not last as long.The product has bee...

This replaces a 30 year old Agri-Fab cart. It certainly will not last as long.The product has been cheapened and is not as robust. The packaging does little to protect the product. I had a couple bent flanges to straighten and had to drill and tap two holes. The tongue was scratched all up. The axle re-enforcement is sub par and the plastic axle inserts won't last long. The instructions are OK but they could be a challenge for someone not mechanically inclined The quality of this product is a good example why American manufactures are loosing out to China. Chinese products, for the most part, are better quality.

Meh

I was excited to try out this product but upon my purchase I’ve had some negatives that stood out.