Gorilla Carts GCR-4: 300 lbs. Capacity Review

I'm totally fine with that. I would call its shoveling capacity the equivalent of a small wheelbarrow. The frame is painted steel so I wouldn't leave it out in the rain for long. Standing on its hind legs, it takes up significantly less space on the garage floor than a wheelbarrow and can be easily hung on a hook thanks to the closed handle. The assembly instructions are excellent, the parts are laid out on the map. You can distribute the load around the wheels so the handle weighs next to…

Super cool miniature car! The assembly alone was a bit cumbersome, but doable. Took me 20 minutes alone All the parts seem sturdy except for the shell that houses the axle which is plastic. But I suspect that won't be a problem. The low bed makes it easier to fill this thing up. This function saves you a hospital stay or being bedridden for days if you have problems with your intervertebral discs or spine. The tires are excellent and big enough to negotiate bumps and pits with ease. 4 stars…

Fast delivery. However, a quality check on the gorilla side could have saved me the morning work of filling out ridiculous forms after the call and sending them to my destination. website and I need my invoice, batch number, basket number and serial number. That's the sound of my head exploding. And I paid $100 for the experience. I could take a job because of the amount of money and worries. JEEEEEEZ Gorilla it's 2020 HOW DON'T YOU HAVE QUALITY PROCESSES?!?!?! A part. A piece of nickel…

I've burned quite a few barrels and wheeled garden carts over the years but so far this looks the part like one of the best i had. It was easy to assemble with a screwdriver and a wrench. There was a sense of learning during and after the assembly. I've used it for a few small jobs since I got it but decided to give it a try this week. In the beginning it was 3-60 pounds. Sacks of quick concrete (sorry didn't think to take a picture later) and then about 170lbs. various feeds. The trolley…