Smart Carts Ultimate Gardener Cart

A little smaller than ideal for me but a great deal for the price. It is made of excellent, weatherproof materials and unlike a lot of kits it fit together perfectly in about an hour. I am very well satisfied.

Very difficult to assemble. I would not recommend this product to anyone.Not the best garden cart out there. Ones made in US are much better.

Some screw holes were a bit out of line. Instructions were OK, could have used more photos for guys like me 🤷🏼‍♂️ Hope it lasts as long as my last garden cart - 21 years!

This is a handy little cart for moving beekeeping equipment to and from the bee yard, made moving full honey supers a snap. I'm so far very pleased with thie purchase.

So the cart seems fine however the directions that came with the cart state 1 and 3/4 inch screws (8 of them) are supposed to be supplied. Unfortunately the longest screws enclosed are 1 and 1/2 inch, not long enough to work. So it’s off to the hardware store to buy the correct longer screws.

The wheels rusted in just over 3 months. This is not acceptable for a $350 dollar aluminum garden cart designed not to rust. I’m not a a happy consumer!!! Do not buy!!!Smart Cart stepped up to the plate and sent me new wheels! I’m impressed. The original vendor did nothing. I’ll clear coat the wheels this time prior to installation. I’m hopeful they last. I will say Smart Cart customer Service was awesome in making this right.

Excellent. Nothing to rot, warp. Well made, well packaged and easy to put together. A little more expensive than the plywood garden carts I have seen and well worth it.

I just assembled this cart which I purchased for my wife, and I like the product, but it has a few issues.First, I find it very strange that the manufacturers quality control is so lax that it would allow the carts to ship with their logo attached upside down. On our cart the logo sticker was upside down when the cart was assembled. While this did not hurt the way the cart functioned it looked so wrong I simply pulled both logo stickers off and tossed them.The second issue I found was that the holes in the various parts can be way off. I suggest having a cordless drill with a 1/4" bit handy when assembling this cart. I had to use a drill to ream out some of the hole so I could get the bolts installed.The upside is that I really like the design of the cart. We have not used it yet so I don't know how well it will last, but I hope to be using it for many years to come.