Folding Garden Cart 176 lb Capacity with Inflatable Tire
Clear the yard, then fold the cart flat against the wall. It carries up to 176 lb on a 10-inch inflatable tire and a steel frame.
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Clear the yard, then fold the cart flat against the wall. It carries up to 176 lb on a 10-inch inflatable tire and a steel frame.
Heavy-duty folding yard cart that hauls up to 176 lb and folds flat for storage
- hauling heavy yard waste over lawns
- bulky storage of garden carts
- rough terrain wheel bogging down
Haul the Yard Without Hauling the Bulk Home
Tired of wrestling heavy loads over bumpy lawn with a cart that won't fit in the shed? This folding yard cart carries up to 176 lb and folds flat when the job is done.
Heavy-duty parts for real yard loads
- Oxford cloth tub that folds flat
The fabric tub collapses flat for garage or shed storage, unlike a rigid bin. Lean it against a wall and the floor is yours again.
- Steel frame, 176 lb rated
The black steel frame carries a 176 lb rated load. Hook-and-loop straps lock the tub to the frame, and padded rubber-grip handles keep your hands comfortable.
- Single 10-inch pneumatic tire
The inflatable 10-inch tire on a red hub rolls over grass and soft ground better than a small solid wheel, and one wheel turns tight between beds.
Open it, load it, fold it away
- 1Unfold the frame
Pull the steel frame open and lock it. Check the joints for wobble.
- 2Strap the tub
Secure the Oxford cloth tub with the hook-and-loop straps until it sits flat.
- 3Check the tire
Inflate to the pressure printed on the sidewall.
- 4Load within 176 lb
Keep heavy items low and centered over the wheel, then roll.
- 5Empty, dry, fold
Shake out debris, let the tub dry, then fold flat for storage.
From pile to put away
The pile isn't going anywhere
Leaf season hits and the wheelbarrow is buried behind everything else in the garage. So you carry armfuls, and your back lets you know.
A cart that fits your life
A folding Oxford cloth tub on a steel frame and one 10-inch tire. It is rated to 176 lb and stores flat, so it solves hauling and garage space together.
Load it, roll it, fold it
Fill the tub, roll across the lawn, empty it, then fold it flat against the wall. The job is done and the garage still has room.
Simple care for a longer-lasting cart
- Check tire pressure
Top up before each job.
- Dry the tub
Let it dry before folding to avoid mildew.
- Shake out debris
Empty soil and leaves after use.
- Check the straps
Re-tighten hook-and-loop straps if they loosen.
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Questions and answers
Keep heavy items low and centered over the wheel, stay within 176 lb, and lean the load slightly forward. Expect a few runs to get the balance.
It is a pneumatic tire, so it can lose air like any bike tire. Check the pressure printed on the sidewall before each job and top it up. A flat can be re-inflated or repaired.
The Oxford cloth tub handles soil, mulch and leaves. Avoid sharp rocks and heavy dumping, and dry the tub after wet loads before folding.
The tub folds flat and the cart stands against a wall or in a shed corner, so it takes a fraction of a rigid wheelbarrow's floor space.
The air-filled tire is made for lawns and uneven ground. On slopes, use lighter loads and keep your weight behind the handles.
If storage space is tight, yes. One cart replaces a bulky wheelbarrow for years of seasonal hauling, with no floor space lost the rest of the year.