Stop dragging deer and buy this cart, you'll love it.I'm going to give it a 5 star although I've had some issues with mine.First the good-I use this cart for everything from hauling out deer to taking trash to the dumpster and hauling groceries to the house. It pulls incredibly easy and with the big tires it goes over any obstacle. I pulled a 120lb doe 1 mile out of the woods and didn't break a sweat. With the deer on the cart going over logs, branches and Forrest debris was no work at all. I use it to haul in treestands, decoys and whatever else I can stack on it. Originally I purchased it for a 7 day hunting trip to the Adirondacks for hauling deer, wood and gear in and out of the woods. But then I realized it's a great all around cart for anything that needs to be pushed, pulled or hauled. It's well built and has no problem with heavy loads.Now the bad....it's all steel, not aluminum so it's a little heavier than some of the others. The tires are held in place by little cheap clips that were lost on its first voyage to the woods. They fell off, the wheels somehow stayed on until I got to the truck, listed it to put it in the bed and the wheels fell off. Quick easy fix with new clips or a short piece of metal coat hanger which is what I did. Because clips hold it together it makes a lot of noise clanging and banging while you pull it. I flipped the pull handle the other direction because if you put it on the way it is in the picture you need to bend down for it to pull level, and I'm not that tall at 5'8". But flipping it makes it run along nice and level so no big deal.I recommend this cart although it has its issues as I stated, they're easy fixes. It's well built and sturdy. If you're a hunter i highly recommend this cart. I recommend it for anyone! Use it to pull gardening supplies, trash to the dumpster, groceries to the house or anything else you need to cart away.

As recommended by others, this cart is a much better creation if the assembly hardware is supplemented and/or replaced. I will include the hardware bits I bought at the end of the review. I put my very substantial sister on the cart and moved it around. She wasn't comfortable, but as the person pulling the cart, I was quite pleased.The tires are solid, but the quality of the split-pipe spokes is inconsistent, because split-pipe spokes was a stupid idea to begin with. Some of the closer-to-axle ends of the spokes have a tear in the metal where the pipe was split and bent. HOWEVER, when I look at the tire as a whole, the rigidity of the entire structure will not allow the metal to flex in any way, avoiding any metal-fatigue. Under the conditions I mean to subject this cart to, these tires will be just fine.The cart assembles easily. If you mean to use it for anything serious, you will not want to use the original hardware. I suppose that's the difference if you get a more expensive cart, but I know I'd probably modify anything I bought, spending time and money to customize it, so I don't mind spending another twenty bucks and some time to make it just the way I want it.Here's what I've changed: Complete and total replacement of axle hardware. Addition of silencing rubber washers to all other joints. Weaving a net directly onto the tubing so it has a carrying surface for wood, bark, branches, and buckets of tree sap. Most "invasive," I split the pull-bar in half, flipped the orientation so that it's two handles to the sides and my butt fits closer to the cart, so I can walk with it pulling behind. This outward-pointing set of handlebars will be the subject of future modification, so that I can easily clip it into a belt an walk hands-free.AXLE hardware: What fits over the axle properly is a metric 16mm interior diameter (ID). Get 6 metal washers, and get the closest size nylon washers (16mm or a slightly smaller in non-metric) washers. You can grind out or file the ID of the nylon washer so it fits over the axle. Get about 20" of thick wire (#10 baling wire) that fits into the axle pin holes as precisely as possible, and two strong hitch-pins that are also a very precise fit. The wire goes on the inner side of the axle, and is wound partially around the axle to provide a strong lock for the washers next to the frame. The hitch-pins are quiet and strong IF they fit snuggly and you use properly sized nylon and steel washers to secure the tires so they have no wobbles.OTHER joins: The remaining connections with pins or bolts are noisy because they're meant to be moved whenever the cart is put away. For the permanently bolted joints, get some small rubber washers from the plumbing section, and use them on either side of the metal tubing. For the pinned connections, tape strips of thin sheet-rubber around the tubing, using electrical tape, after cutting matching holes for the pins or bolts to go through. These rubber strips will serve as silencing washers, but unlike washers, they will stay in place when the pins are being taken out or put in.The other mods, a net and the total redesign of the pull-bar into two handlebars, that's all just me being a tinkerer.

This cart went together VERY easily. I've seen a couple of reviews complaining about the lack of instructions, but the picture in the box is all you need, really. Sturdy enough for most big game, and easy to fold/unfold. All of the parts on this cart can be replaced with a quick trip to the hardware store if they wear out over time; it's a simple design. For the money, this cart is well worth it. You can spend more, but this cart does the job. DO take the advice of previous reviewers and put the handle on "backward." Reversing the handle makes the cart much easier to handle in the woods, with a load on it. I'd recommend this cart to friends.

Per other reviews, I changed the pins as soon as I received the item. Easy assembly. Neglected to put it into my truck and shot a deer the next night. Called my wife and asked her to see if she could load it into our SUV. A bit heavy for her (she's 73 :) but No problem. She brought it to my hunt and we could not believe how much easier it was to bring the deer out of the woods! Easily went over logs and up a very steep hill! Very pleased with the product!!! My wife said we should have bought it a long time ago! Only thing we forgot was a rope to tie the deer onto the cart when going up the steep hill :).

Deer

Packing hunting gear. and inflatable.

Fonctionne bien mais pas assez robuste