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VEVOR Deer Cart, 300 LBS Capacity Folding Game Cart, Deer Cart Game Hauler with Big Rubber Wheels & Ergonomic Handle, Heavy-Duty Game Cart Accessories, Utility Gear Dolly for Hunting Fishing Hiking

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Good cart for shop tools. Not so much for hauling a deer out of the woods.
I'm only gonna give it 4 stars because I think using it to haul a deer out of the woods would be a struggle. This cart is probably under-built for hauling deer. (Vevor does make a more heavy duty game cart. I'd look at that for hauling deer.) That said, I'm using this cart as the frame for a compressor cart I'm building, and it's plenty well-built for that. The cart is collapsible for transport, so parts of the frame are held together with metal buckles. Reasonable for the intended purpose, but the buckle pins weren't quite long enough to unbuckle easily. For my purposes, I replaced the buckles with nuts and bolts, because I don't ever intend to break the cart down. The other change I made was to the braces that run diagonally between the cart's base and the cart's upright frame. The braces are designed to be mounted inside the cart's base framing members. That design reduces the width of the object you can carry on the base. So I added spacers equal to the width of a framing member where the braces attach to the upright frame, and mounted the lower end of the braces on the outside of the framing members on the cart's base. This re-design lets me utilize the entire width of the cart's base.
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Walter Chapman Walter Chapman
Well built
I'm planning to use it for healing fishing or camping equipment. Cheaper than a fishing cart and will haul more!
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Brad Brad
Sturdy but could be better
The handles could be a bit longer so it balances better. The way the handles are creates a lower center of gravity and you have to push down while pulling. I had to actually hook one of my moose legs (folded at the knee) over the top handle to provide balance. Other complaint is the locking latch pins. I lost 2 while carrying game out approx 600 yds. Luckily I brought wire just in case. I replaced them with 1"4 bolts and lock washers..... works much better. Overall it's a really good cart with some minor home adjustments.
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