VEVOR Beach Fishing Cart, 300 lbs Load Capacity, Foldable Fish and Marine Cart with Four 11" Big Wheels Rubber Balloon Tires for Sand, Heavy-Duty Steel Pier Wagon Trolley with 8 Rod Holders for Picnic

It assembled with ease. Very sturdy construction, wheels went on with no fuss. Every wheel spins freely without any rubbing on the frame. I loaded it up with my fishing gear and took it for a test run. Worked extremely well rolling over rough terrain, stones and sticks. Recommended to everyone.

Overall I like my cart. The back wheels required a spacer and a longer bolt so they would not rub on the cart. Both front and back wheels need a better mounting method or a hub that allows for the bolts to be tightened. If the bolts are tighten too much the wheels don't turn and too loose and the come loose transporting the cart. There are a couple of pinch points when opening the cart, place your hand in the wrong spot and you are pinching or shearing a finger. With the front wheels being narrow it is a bit like a tri-wheel, OK for going straight up and down hills. No compound slopes or you will tip. A few design refinements and this cart would be awesome.Updated. Bearing failed during last use. Bearings appear to be made from mild steel. No shielding. If used in the sand or near salt water. It would be game over even quicker. I used this 6 times, with maybe 100 pounds and a total of 1/2 a mile.

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I had to buy spacers,and long bolts too get the wheel to move with out rubbing the frame of the kart and thread tape to keep the bolt from turning out other then that it worked great.

Right out of the box the cart looks of good quality. Assembly is fairly easy took about 20 min to assemble. Downside is the wheels will NOT stay attached to the cart. Front wheels fall off after about 60 feet no matter what you do, if you tighten them down to much they won’t spin. The back wheels once tightened down will rub on the frame and won’t spin. The back wheels need a 3/4”spacer in between the wheel and frame to not hit, but then the supplied bolts are not long enough. I had to use 7/16 threaded metal rod to make my own axels for the front and back wheels for the cart with additional lock nuts and washers. Cost about an extra $10 in additional hardware to make it right. If your not wanting to fabricate this cart right out of the box to get the wheels to work, then do not buy this cart because it’s useless without the modifications.

Took the cart out of the box and started to assemble. First of all the wheels don’t have an axle. They have cheap plastic bearings. See pic. When you assemble the wheels they can’t turn because they rub the side of the frame. See pictures. Also, they unscrew themselves as you roll it. Who designed this? And who thought it would work? I’m aggravated because the box is heavy and I unpacked it all and it’s crap. I stopped assembly after I saw the crap design of the wheels. Do not buy this particular cart.

The media could not be loaded. The cart doesn't go flat in the center when open

Very happy with this cart, it’ssolidly built and easy to put together-probably took 20 min. And, the wheels are excellent, too

Like the cart overall for transport but definitely need longer wheel bolts and spacers or else the back wheels will rub the frame, too tight wheels don’t turn, too loose the wheels may fall off. My recommendation: longer bolts (M12 x 1.75 x 130mm with M12 washers) orange thread lock with gasket silicone on threads to really be sure they don’t come loose or tighten, cart glides beautifully after modification

Hai que apañarlo para que funcione mucha pasta pa tan debil que es se le desenrosca las ruedas se te caen por el camino una lastima .

Inestable. Buena construccion. Ruedas demasiado grandes