WORX Wheelbarrow Heavy Duty Dolly, 8-in-1 Aerocart Garden Cart, WG050 | lift 200 lbs like lifting 17 lbs; 8-in-1 versatility; smart 2-wheel design; heavy-duty durable construction

Ok, let me see if I can clear up a few things. First off, after reading quite a few of the reviews, I "almost" cancelled my order thinking I was ordering some sort of Children;s PlaySchool wheel barrel toy. I couldn't have been more wrong.Here's the unbiased truth on this cart. If you are a Construction Worker hauling bags of cement or really heavy materials in bulk, DO NOT purchase this item. This is for the typical home owner that not only needs a wheel barrel that is stable and easy on the back, but a tool that can also convert into something other than a wheel barrel like a dolly, plant lifter or stone hauler. I've had two back surgeries and even though I have healed up great, this little gem takes all the weight and I am no longer limited when it comes to landscaping.Sure, the actual cavity could have been a bit bigger but I think the designers looked at the average amount of material people actually put in the "well" area and settled on an ergonomic design that really takes the stress off your back. I am 6'7" and the way this thing is built with the handles tilted upward, makes lifting and letting the bucket / well down with ease. I've had bags of stone, sand, wood chips and such in it and it has plenty of room to get the job done safely. The metal is rugged and thick and I can already tell this unit is going to last a long time. Sure, my other wheel barrel was HUGE but since it was so big, I couldn't fill it to capacity without worrying about the darn thing tipping on me. As a former power lifter it is not a matter of strength but a matter of stability over terrain when in use.I read on one of the reviews that the bearings came off the plastic wheels? As a former engineer, you would of had to seriously overloaded this cart or tried to use the trailer hitch ball on something with a monster tongue weight to dislodge the bearings. The way I see it, using this cart in a "normal" fashion will provide years of care free use. The fit, finish, and quality of this cart is great, Yes, I am sure that occasionally there may be a defect from the factory for some people but when I looked my cart over in great detail, I found NO faults whatsoever. Even a brand new 100 million dollar aircraft has an occasional fault here and there, show me one product in history that hasn't.Truth is folks, this little cart is great and I was even able to hang it on the wall in my garage using the hole on the dolly tongue.Took all of ten minutes to put together and test out all the features. Plus, it really is nice to just use this whenever I want and not worry about having to pump up the air filled tires anymore like the one on my old wheel barrel. By the way, I didn't use my old wheel barrel that much so it sat in the garage for weeks on end but with the AeroCart, I use it for other functions quite a bit and I have since sold my old dolly, made a few dollars cash, and freed up some room in my garage,Would I recommend this? Darn right I would!

Bought this to use on a recent landscaping project where I had to move multiple loads of small (10-25 pounds each) rocks from the front of the house to the back yard. Worked great for that purpose. I've also used it to move boxes of bird feed that weigh about 30 pounds, and it worked great as a dolly. Was easy to put together, only took about 20 minutes. The only downside is that the cart is fairly narrow so you are limited on the width of what you can carry in the bed of the cart. Upside is that it easily fits through my back yard gate. Definitely only for light home use but works well with those limitations.

Got one last month, and my wife loves it. Used it on an outdoors work project this week. We actually saw this on one of those TV infomercials 2 weeks ago.PROS: Very well designed. It is pro quality, not cheap junk like many others.Very durable. Made to lastLots of great features and optional accessories.CONS: The main bed of the unit (the gray part) is pretty narrow and bowl shaped. This has some disadvantages and limits its usefulness. For example if you want to move boxes around, they are rectangular and dont fit into a bowl shape very well. A wider rectangular shaped bed would be an improvement in my opinion.The manufacturer offers a 3 year warranty that in my opinion violates the Magnusson Moss Warranty Act. (For this reason, I only gave them 4 stars instead of 5.) When you get the unit, the instructions and included postcard tell you in tiny print, that you get 3 years of warranty, IF AND ONLY IF, you register your serial number with the manufacturer and provide your name, address, etc. etc. This also means that you only get 2 years of warranty coverage if you DONT do this. I have read and researched the Magnusson Moss Warranty Act, which is a Federal law that has been on the books for decades, and it puts no requirement on the consumer to register for warranty coverage. But, lately many manufacturers have been using this same tactic. I lost 5 years of warranty coverage on a heat pump system by a famous air conditioning company and filed complaints with them and with two state attorneys general about this practice, so I find this to be a flaw.Also, when I called them, to try to register over the phone, they required the serial number off the label, even though I had bought this product from their Amazon store. I dont agree with that either. This is the WORX store, so either this is the WORX company, or some importer is using their name without their permission. To be clear, they consider a purchase on Amazon the same as if you bought their unit at Home Depot, and requires the extra registration and serial number info and all your personal info to get the full 3 year warranty.Having said that, I did go through H.D. this week and they are charging more in store for this same item. It's a great product if you dont mind the warranty hassle, and if the manufacturer is not selling my personal data to some mailing list.

I ordered my Worx Aerocat on Sunday, and it arived on Tuesday. That's two days ahead of schedule, and during the Christmas rush! This wheel borrow almost flew out of the box getting here! I love the simple, easy to understand instructions Worx always provides. All pictures, nothing to read, Worx had pre assembled all the smaller more complicated pieces. It was a very thoughtful move on the part of Worx to do this. I had this wheel borrow out of the box, and put together in fifteen minutes. On TV this wheel borrow looks like it's made of plastic. But the Worx Aerocart is all steel construction, a stout, high quality product. This is no tinker toyThe biggest feature to make me want this wheel borrow, is the special wheels that never go flat. Once I thought I had the perfect wheel borrow, I bought it late one autumn. I waited all winter, dreaming of the first day I would get to use my new wheel borrow. Much to my disappointment, the wheels were both flat come spring time. Then I had to go out and get that slime stuff to repair the flat tires. With the Worx Aerocart, the hazards of low tire pressure in the tires is no longer a problem. This is especially good for hauling big wheel barrow loads of cement. I've tipped over many a wheel borrow load of cement, because of wheel borrow tires that weren't inflated right. I would hit a big bump; and the load would either bounce three miles in the air, or the wheel borrow would fall over with me on the bottom. With the new tires Worx has invented, wheel borrow tire nightmares are over.The second feature that made me really want this kind of wheel borrow is the way it folds up. I don't think there's a wheel borrow anywhere that actually folds up! These days people need all the extra space they can get. To have a big wheel borrow for big projects, and then be able to fold it neatly away is an great benefit.I'm sitting here, gazing in awe at my Worx Aerocart. I know I will find many more good qualities about this tool, once I start using it. I can't wait to get the wagon wheel, and snow plow attachments soon.

Fantastic size and clever factor. No regrets about purchasing - actually got a second one to keep at another property. I wished they spent a little more on finish or materials; item was on a covered porch in dry west Texas (though admittedly we had fog and a little rain that week) and it immediately got freckles of rust on many different t places. I don’t think it will cause usability problems but it’s immediately noticed by any friend I’ve wanted to show my latest gadget off to... I went to a local Home Depot thinking I might by a cart there and return the Amazon provided one. Unfortunately Home Depot has all their garden carts stored outside where I live along with all the other wheelbarrows and wagons. Under a cover, again all the units had very noticeable rust. A couple of months later I spotted the last four of the six units HD had at the beginning of the summer when I purchased mine. These were marked down under a hundred dollars on clearance and had unfortunately been changed together in the open air part of their garden dept and consequently were literally sitting in a giant orange puddle of rust water and anything that held water - like the plastic bag with accessories looked like greasy tortilla soup- if the Tin Man was coming over.I don’t know if that’s a change in quality of paint and or metal from the originals of several years ago or if they’d always been so susceptible to this. I’ve experienced a similar “downgrade” in quality when buying Worx’s Jaw Horse and purchasing another two years later. However, Worx claims they were focused on “improving “ the horse by making it lighter and cheaper and they aren’t wrong about that!Your mileage may vary. Or even be kilometers but my experience has been that the trade off for what were significantly less expensive second or third generation (bought around Blsck Friday at discount) was ok with me. I lusted after both these tools for years but never pulled the trigger knowing I had old school tools like my old wheelbarrow that did the job and therefore found the Worx premium price too much a risk inducing buyers’ “why am such a sucker” remorse and ultimately too much trouble when I could just pick up the latest Ryobi whatever when I “needed “ a new tool and easily return it if it was the rare misfire.The logic of which I still think was sound.But, I wish I had purchased the Aerocart years ago even with the rust issue- it’s fantasticly maneuverable in small city courtyards and easily shrinks down in clever ways for storage or to be put in a trunk. The garbage bag attachment, which I wasn’t interested in before , has become something I use often. I redid a small back yard for my my Mother at a townhouse with very restricted access and this worked so so much better than several other carts and wagons. A lot of what I used it for was moving 4 yds of 4-6” Mexican River Stones from a parking lot to her courtyard where I used it for ground cover and it’s metal construction and river tires combined with being almost like a dolly was perfect. My other favorite cart is (or was) the Mighty Max wagon which unfortunately my buddy overloaded and ended up snapping its high strengrh plastic body in half on a ramp - It has its own strengths though and I LOVED it for 3 years so it’s another possibility you should check out.

While this is not the best wheelbarrow, or best dolly, or best wagon, or best cylinder transport (and so on), it is a well designed and sturdy substitute for all of the above. It works really well right out of the gate and was very easy to assemble - mostly just snap together.Used it heavily for 2 days right after finally getting it and had zero complaints at that point. Money well spent and saves me some space as well compared to all the items it replaces.Update: going on one year later I have used this to haul gravel, topsoil, plants, rocks and other yard waste. Very sturdy and has exceeded my expectations across the board.After weeks of use, the platform for the dolly mode could be extended a few inches. The back of the dolly in that mode (the top of the bucket) is so smooth that some items slip to the side. A strap will fix this and hold items in place but simply making that piece of metal an inch or so bigger would certainly help. Not a big problem at all - this is a molehill, not a mountain and overall this is still a great product.I've also used it to haul tons (plural) of topsoil, many large rocks and a surprising amount of cattle compost. Again, it has delivered well on all of these tasks and has also held up to the strain of this workload. I was a little worried that this would be a light-duty type of tool but it has impressed me with its ability to take a full workload for week after week.

There are definitely some nice features to this. I love that it has durable flat-free tires and all metal design. It is a smart idea and would be useful for someone using it for smaller scale projects and home gardening. The problem I had was with the orange fold down dolly nose plate (toe). I’m not sure if mine was defective or if this is just how they are made. It is advertised to have a dolly load capacity of 300lbs which is why I ordered it, to use the dolly feature. I tried to lift an appliance that was just over 200 lbs and the nose plate began to bend. I unloaded the weight before the nose plate bent enough to be unusable. The dolly description should probably be advertised as supporting less than what is currently advertised. I returned the produce since this seemed like a defect or design error. Otherwise I liked the product and would have kept it.

great unit, buy the additional equipment

So much more than a simple wheelbarrow! The narrow profile helps with storage and maneuverability. Very sturdy.

Très bon produit. Parfait pour milieux accidentés

Does not roll on grass as easy as a wheelbarrow but is more stable!. Will update when I have used it more.

Works great

This cart has been a great asset to our lot.