tectake® Heavy Duty Garden Trolley with Pneumatic Tyres, Hinged Sides with Quick-Release, Removable Inner Lining, Padded Handle & 350kg Capacity – Trolley on Wheels for Garden, Picnic & Beach - Green

Instructions could be clearerBut it's perfect for moving stuff about

This is a strong, well made trolley that is handy for use around the garden. Although assembly is not too difficult, a variety of spanners is necessary. Also, the instruction manual could be clearer. Product arrived later than estimated.

The package that arrived is pretty hefty, with all of the parts well packed. I had to hunt for the instructions, but they were tucked inside the liner.Construction is not too difficult, despite what some other reviews might say. You'll need spanners or a socket set to do up the various nuts and bolts, which come in three different sizes. Remember you'll need two for each nut & bolt as well, one to hold the bolt in place, the other to turn the nut. A ratchet socket set will make life a lot easier. I put the cart together in maybe 15 minutes on my own.One or two of the parts were a little bent straight out of the box so I had to straighten them out, which gives an indication of the strength of the materials used. The side mesh 'fences' have loops of sheet metal on the bottom to attach to the base, and these were also slightly out of shape so some force is needed to get them to fit.In use, it does an okay job. So far I've used it to carry bags of garden waste and some (filled) pots, and just from that I think I will treat it fairly gently from now on - I can't see it being able to handle anywhere near the quoted maximum weight.Turning circle with the sides up is excellent, as it will almost turn in it's own length, but with the side nearest to the handle down, the turning mechanism is severely limited. For future use, I'm going to try to find some way to hook the handle to the base when I leave it just so I don't have to pick it up off the floor all the time, and it will roll away if you leave it on a hill as there is no brake of any sort.To conclude: quality is okay, and it is going to be useful in the garden, but don't expect it to be sturdy enough to move massive weights, or to last for too long before it starts to bend.

Great value, is bigger in real life but not overly huge, very sturdy and well made, eaily put together. I love mine so useful

Fantastic trolley. Sturdy, made of metal rather than plastic. Has drop down sides and back, easy to manoeuvre, takes a lot of weight (we use it for logs. Comes with a fabric liner which is optional to use. Friend who lives on a farm was so impressed he got one to use around the farm

I have a sizeable garden and love to work on it, but last summer I did something to my back. I purchased the cart so I could continue with my gardening. What a joy owning the cart has been so far. Just this weekend it was used to shift dog food, compost and wild bird food from the car to the garden. I've also used it every day to trundle full pots around. I have a wheelbarrow, but it just isn't stable enough to manage the jobs I need to do with the cart.My husband put it together for me and said it was fiddly, but accomplished the task within an hour. I had been worried about manoeuvring it around the garden. Steering takes a bit of getting used to, but it goes around things just fine.There are two suggestions that I would make for the manufacturer. First, although it can be braked by turning the wheels to a 90 degree position or taking a brick along on the ride, it would be much more efficient to equip it with an inexpensive wheel brake. Second, a small hook on the front or side would prevent the handle from falling/dragging while stopped to load/unload. At the moment the handle often drops which can damage the soft covering or whatever it hits going down. Neither of these things is a showstopper for me, though, and I'm generally very pleased with this purchase.

So far so bad as this product has bent sides and there are no assembly instructions. I love a challenge but with about 150 parts screws and bolts no way can my tiny brain figure that out. I’m hoping It’s a schoolboy error but a real inconvenience all the same.

Not so easy to assemble. I had to get the right tools etc to be able to assemble it. The instruction leaflet could have been clearer. There could have been some sort of universal tool in the box to make it easier to assemble.It is even bigger than I thought, is very sturdy and of great quality. The wheels make it very easy to pull even on difficult terrain and heavy load uphill. I'm not very fit, but I managed to pull my rather large dog over 7km