Customer Reviews for VEVOR Rolling Garden Cart with Seat and Wheels Extendable Steer Handle Blue

Le doy un uso profesional en 1 Ha de viñedo. Facilita mucho los trabajos sin que te llegue a doler la espalda. Si que la rosca del asiento queda un poco holgada y los ejes de las ruedas direccionales estavan mal mecanizados pero con un poco de maña lo arreglé antes de montarlo.

Now that this chair is put together, I love it! It is very well made and the tires are so sturdy.The seat is so comfortable and swivel s easily. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is the assembly. I am not mechanically inclined and the directions were only complicated pictures. It took me a while to put together.

bien pensé mais difficile à monter et roule mal dans l'herbe (malgré une lubrification des 4 roues)

I like it. The only issue is that the turn mechanism is really stiff, which effectively prevents the steering from working, but for what I use it for, that’s not really an impediment- just takes a bit of a tug.

Purchased this for my Mom who, in her late 80's still enjoys gardening. It is strong and stable enough that she can continue her gardening activities using this. She is very happy.

I really like it but it needs a brake. I was trying to dig out a clump of grass and it was rolling

I hesitated in buying this gardening stool for years and am now very happy to have it. The cart moves very easily, is extremely comfortable to sit on and saves my back. I like the fact the wheels turn and it has a couple of attachments for carrying small tools, gloves, water bottle, etc. I put it together myself but had my husband tighten the bolts to make it secure.

Very well-designed and well-built; looks like it'll last, and good paint job as well. I will need to check the nuts periodically; especially in the steering they look like they might work loose. The only tools I needed were a large phillips screwdriver (#4 but #3 would work), a couple end wrenches, and a couple sockets, but note that some nuts are quite large, 3/4\" or 19mm. It's for my wife, and the only issues she has with it are that the seat is too high for comfortable weeding (She's 5'8\") and the pull bar gets in the way of turning 360 degrees. Of course, the height is as advertised, and the steering bar is clearly depicted, so those aren't surprises. Our son welds, so he's going to shorten it, and we'll replace the steering bar with a pull rope.

My granddaughter assembled the rolling workseat with no problem. We took out to the garden to use and knew we had a winner. Not only is it sturdy, but it is easy to maneuver around our raised vegetable beds that we planted together. I am pretty sure that it is going to get a lot of use in the years to come.

I'm getting older and finding it hard around my garden. I've been looking at these Garden Cart with Seat for some time, I did want a Blue one but they were sold out. I got my cart and bolted it all together, not difficult. It gets used everywhere around the yard, for sitting on to relax in the shade, for working alongside the wheelbarrow when potting or re-potting plants and for carrying stuff, like bags of potting mix and pot plants themselves, that can get a bit heavy. When carrying plants you just have to be careful of the balance. It has become a very handy cart and I recommend it.