Just put trailer together, not to hard. Need about 45 minutes to an hour. Instructions could be a little better. It seems to work good, only complaint is several side rails were bend and can't repair. The side hooks bend in all different directions but was able to get back in place. If not damaged, would have given a better rating. Upper rails seem cheaply made, time will tell if it holds up.UpdateI have now hauled 19 yards of 3/4 mins query rock and 50 yards of bark dust and trailer did very well. Had to take back door off for it to dump properly.

I’m going to rate this five stars because it is a lot of cart for the price. It assembled easily with one person although two would help on a couple of things. All the holes lined up and it is pretty strong when fully assembled. I added some wooden sides and floor to suit my needs and it’s very useful. I can easily now load a half yard of mulch and it handles the weight just fine. I have also moved a lot of landscaping rocks and I am very pleased with it. I am using it with a John Deere so the yellow wheels and black body looks great. The cart is made by GARVEE and sold under various names with a variety of options. This one is probably the least option featured of the ones out there. The bed tilts easily to help dump the load. The tailgate is just slides in a groove and has buckles to hold it. It’s pretty basic but does the job. Excellent value and a much better choice for my limited needs than some of the others.

Looks great easy to assemble and can't wait to use it wait for part 2

I discovered with my new GARVEE dump cart that the two side walls are poorly supported at the tops when the tailgate or rear panel is removed. The side walls are screwed to the base (floor) but nothing holds the top of the walls when you have a load to dump. It's a bad design. I ended up using a piece of aluminum conduit to make a brace that fits in the square tubes at the top to prevent them from just bending outward. Otherwise, the cart is solid and sturdy.One more thing that could be changed is the hole through the tongue assembly were the axel goes through it is too big. It is a one inch hole and a 3/4 " axle goes through it so there is a lot of slop and rattle there and it allows too much play at the hitch end of the tongue.

Used once and it did the job without complaining. 👍

It is built in my opinion pretty good.except they should have paid attention to the welds.i had latch bracket welded offset.latch would not latch.the grates or gates could be made little bit better.but it does work.the question is how well will it hold up?

Holy cow! This is a work horse! Way bigger than I had visualized! Great trailer!

Perfect for lawn and garden wokrk

nothing wrong with the cart it is sturdy and roomy but the instructions on putting it together was horrible we had to take apart a couple times to get it together but we did and it was worth it we love our cart!

Bent the axle on a cheap trailer I had purchased before so I was looking for capacity. I hauled river rock, concrete border stones, and landscaping blocks with no problem. The top rails added extra capacity for stacking the downed branches and trimming waste for hauling to the burn pile.The wheels have bearings so no obnoxious squeaking when it rolls. There is plenty of assembly required but when it’s complete it’s a good sturdy trailer.