This cart comes in a small carton for its size, which means that everything that should be one piece is two pieces, with butt connectors and through bolts. It is almost like they welded the cart together, then literally sawed it in two parallel to the axle. The handle is also in two pieces with a butt connector. While I would have preferred that the not have sawed the thing in half to fit more of them in a cargo container, I recognize that it is a big part of the reason for the low price. Other substantially similar carts on Amazon are about double the cost. Once assembled, the cart is surprisingly rigid and sturdy, so that’s all that matters I suppose. I appreciated that the fasteners were segregated by size in separate bags, and clearly labeled, making the assembly process smoother (see picture). In addition, one extra fastener of each type was included- a very thoughtful and classy touch. The two big 11-inch wheels make the cart highly maneuverable, and allow it to roll easily across pavement, gravel, grass, and even mud. I haven’t tried it yet on sand, but is already proving so useful around the farm that it, sadly, may never see any sand. The fishing rod holders are perfect (with apologies to the designer) for a hand rake, soil scoop, dibble, trowel, pruning shears, cultivator, weeder, etc. I had some reservations about mere plastic tubes being the only “sides” of the cart, and the sole vertical support members, but again, once assembled, things are surprisingly rigid and sturdy. Even if they don’t last forever, the modular nature of the cart makes it a relatively simple matter to cut some lengths of whatever material is handy to replace any damaged tube(s) as needed. When loading the cart heavily, I found it helps to be mindful of balancing the load equally across the single axle. If you do this, it is surprisingly easy to move a relatively heavy load. The tires arrived adequately inflated, which was a pleasant surprise. Overall, I am very pleased
Linda Sharp 
