Customer Reviews for VEVOR Garden Seat with Wheels, Rolling Garden Stool with Height Adjustable & 360° Swivel Seat, 181 kg Weight Capacity, Gardening Cart Bench, Ergonomic Backrest & Tool Storage, for Garden, Yard, Patio

Made with metal parts rather than plastic. Wheels would be better if solid instead of air inside. Going to go flat quick because the tubes are not lined up inside with the valve opening. Dislike, blow up diagrams as instructions pathetic. What I liked best, all the hardware was quality material.

Sturdy .. only issue is the assembly instructions are vague…

Overall feels sturdy & well made. Was super tough to put together & the instructions were really hard to read. Definitely need a rachet set, wrench & pliers to put it together.

I liked the product but the assembly was harder for me than most.

I had one of these years ago but it was cheaply made and didn't last long. I was impressed with the sturdiness of this one and along with the easy of assembly it was great. The steering handle was a nice addition along with the tool carrier under the seat.

The tractor is very nice. The directions are not very clear. The screws and other fittings are not noted as different sizes and what screws go to what part. Clearer directions would be very helpful.

Gets the job done but too gigh ro sit on seat and pull weeds in flowerbed

It's cheaply made and hard to put together, I am not even able to use it because it's so wobbly.

I really wish I had gone with the other rolling cart option that features a lidded box. This product arrived with multiple issues. First, one of the screws had damaged threads, forcing me to file them down just to get the nut to fit. Even worse, the seat cover arrived with a visible cut. The assembly process was an ordeal. The instructions desperately need a rewrite — for example, they fail to mention that the backrest has a specific up and down orientation (one side has recessed screw holes while the other is completely straight). To make things harder, the hardware kit uses a frustrating mix of different nut and screw-head sizes instead of standardizing them, and the included tools are completely useless, screw driver broke. I ended up using my own tools. Once assembled, the design flaws continued. The backrest has zero padding — it is just unpadded fabric with storage pockets. Furthermore, the seating area is incredibly tight. For anyone with a larger, broader athletic build (I am 6’3”), you will find it cramped and I may need to remove the hand rests entirely just to sit comfortably. I usually trust this brand for its great balance of price and quality, but this particular item fell way short. I regret this purchase and wish I had bought the alternative model instead.

It was a bit of a bugger to put together but unlike what another reviewer said the hardware came in a cardboard backed shrink pack with all the parts divided according to use for each step. After assembling, I found the seat to be too narrow because the seat handles tilt in. I wound up removing the handles and that helped quite a bit. I would likely not use them because their location requires reaching over and around the top rail of the seat back so I would be using the seat back for balance when getting in and out of the seat anyway. The way the seat is designed I don't see how a larger person could sit in it, so the stated 400lb capacity doesn't sound right given someone who weighs half of that has difficulty sitting in it. The seatback doesn't have any padding so leaning back on it isn't comfortable, but most work using this garden seat will be leaning forward. The height adjustment screw seat stem does wobble a bit and is more noticeable the further up the seat is adjusted. If this was tighter as one reviewer tried to do, I'm concerned that it wouldn't swivel when stretching to reach during use. Not a deal breaker for me. Overall, it feels sturdy and I like the large pneumatic tires that will make it easier to roll over the large woodchip mulch on my garden paths. I like the storage bin underneath and the additional wire storage basket on the back. These bins plus the holster loops on the back of the seat will provide a lot of versatility for carrying hand tools. Some tips for assembly: - I would recommend not using the tools that are provided but instead have a socket set and combination wrenches. While it could be assembled with the tools provided, they will add to assembly time due to being too small and clumsy and the sharp edges are hard on hands. (I used metric wrenches/sockets but only had sockets up to 17mm, which wasn't large enough for the nut on the axels so a 3/4" worked well.) - Note where the instructions say not to tighten the front axel/handle