VEVOR
VEVOR 900 lbs Steel Garden Cart 10" Tires 180° Rotating Handle Convertible Flatbed
A 900 lb capacity steel garden cart with 10 inch tires, removable mesh sides that convert to a flatbed, and a 180 degree rotating handle
- TypeOther Appliances
- Width23.23
- Hauls up to 900 lbs in a single trip
- Converts from fenced cart to 4.52 cu. ft. flatbed
- Q235 steel frame with three beams resists corrosion
- 10-inch rubber tires and 180° rotating handle ease steering
- Ships flat-packed with base, panels, hitch bar and hardware
Heavy-duty steel garden cart
The VEVOR garden cart is a Q235 steel utility wagon built for moving heavy loads across outdoor spaces. Its 900-lb capacity suits landscapers, gardeners and property owners who need to transport soil, stone, tools or bulky equipment in fewer trips. The powder-coated frame resists corrosion for long-term outdoor use.
4.52 cu. ft. load bed and 900-lb limit
The inner bed measures 935 x 475 x 220 mm, giving 4.52 cubic feet of volume for loose or bulky materials. The three support beams under the base plate distribute weight up to the rated 900 lbs. Loads exceeding this limit or concentrated on a small area will exceed the structural design.
Removable mesh sides and 180° rotating handle
Two side panels plus front and rear panels create a fenced enclosure that contains loose items; removing them converts the cart to a flatbed for oversized loads. The handle rotates 180 degrees for push or pull operation, and the included T-shaped hitch bar allows towing behind a lawn tractor or ATV.
Highlights
- Hauls up to 900 lbs in a single trip
- Converts from fenced cart to 4.52 cu. ft. flatbed
- Q235 steel frame with three beams resists corrosion
- 10-inch rubber tires and 180° rotating handle ease steering
- Ships flat-packed with base, panels, hitch bar and hardware
Specifications
| Type | Other Appliances |
|---|---|
| Width | 23.23 |
Questions about this item
Will the 10" tires and 900-lb capacity handle the same gravel loads I move with my older steel wheelbarrow?
The 10" pneumatic tires and Q235 steel frame with three support beams are rated for 900 lbs, so they can carry heavy gravel loads that would require multiple wheelbarrow trips.
How do I confirm the 180° rotating handle and removable mesh sides are assembled correctly before loading?
The handle should rotate smoothly through 180 degrees and lock in position, while each side panel and the front and rear panels must sit flush in their slots with all screws from the kit tightened.
Which parts come in the box and what extra items, if any, are needed to use it as a flatbed?
The package includes the base plate, two side panels, front and rear panels, four 10" tires, handle, T-shaped hitch bar, wheel brackets, screw kit and manual; no extra parts are required to convert to flatbed mode.
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