Lightweight, tough, and versatile...,
August 18, 2008
By jimingeorgia from Marietta, Georgia
"This wagon provides tremendous strength, while being light enough for my wife to enjoy using it as well. It easily navigates most challenging terrain, and the flexibility of removing the side rails is a definite benefit -
We decided to take the wagon with us to the beach this summer, and it performed flawlessly. It was so much easier getting to and from the beach each morning and afternoon with the wagon carrying all the chairs, umbrellas, and coolers -
Good product that is reasonably priced from my view -"
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman
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Jumbo Wagon does the job,
November 2, 2009
By Marine1One from Torrington, WY
"I purchased this wagon with some reluctance as to whether it would do the job or not. I do some landscaping along with my construction work and this wagon carried patio stones/pavers stacked four above the rail. I'm guessing that it wasn't 1400 lbs, probably closer to 3-4 hundred lbs, but had no peoblems steering, tipping, sinking into the ground (but one might watch this because the ground could be softer than what I was on and your result would be different). This wagon was used on severasl jobs and all day for a week. Still, going strong, but I'm not sure if pink rabbits are into it or not! Good buy and for the money, well worth it!"
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Northern Industrial Jumbo Wagon 1400 lb capacity,
October 30, 2009
By toolcrazysue from Michigan
"My husband & I found this to be a very good wagon that works well, but it should have been made a little wider as it is a little tippy on rough terrain. Also it should have an interchangable tongue for pulling behind lawn tractor, etc. My husband made a tongue for the wagon with square tubing and a hitch pin attachment so that I could pull behind my lawn mower/tractor. It makes it more universal that way. Other than that we both agree it works well."
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jumbo wagon,
July 21, 2009
"first time used front axel collapsed with under 200 lbs of weight. Very disappointed and thought that i was buying better quality product. Won't be purchasing anything soon. Thanks"
2 of 2 people found this review helpful.
Wagon,
June 3, 2009
By Kajunbobo from Project Manager
"This product was not as advertised in the sale catalog and would agree with the other purchaser that this product cannot with-stand the intend load rating of 1400lbs. Turly disappointed with the product."
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
It's a Yugo,
April 19, 2009
"What a piece of junk! Had it two weeks and the front wheel bearing blew out. 1400 pound capacity??? Are you kidding? 200-300 lb max. Flimsy, hard to roll and steer.
Cheap metal and cheap hardware. This thing is a joke!"
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1400 wagon,
March 18, 2009
By couldbebetter from Pardeeville , Wi
"I felt the wagon was over priced for what we got. ( Now, five days later its on sale!)
The wagon itself had some poor welds, we had to hammer to make the cotter pins slide through the loop connections. It is hard to lift the lock handles to release the sides to open the wagon. This is going to be used in a grade school setting as a plant base, I doubt the children will be able to access the inside by lowering the side panels, by themselves. I have been told by our local garden center owner, who has one of these wagons, that the wheels will give out first, they should be solid tires like a child's wagon."
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
Jumbo Wagon-Jumbo Failure,
November 20, 2008
By Anonymous from New Jersey
"Purchased the Jumbo Wagon to haul feed sacks - max. load 300#. Within first year, 2 wheels LITERALLY fell apart under load. Attempted to purchase new wheels but found I had to get wheels, tubes and tires as a set! More money gone! Attempted a MIG weld repair on second failed wheel but the metal was too thin to weld. For a cart rated at 1400#, surely a 300# load, evenly distributed should be a breeze - but not so. Need larger, stronger wheels, spaced further apart to give stability - cart tips over WAY too much. What good is a decent price if the product cannot perform? DO NOT purchase this cart for anything other than light duty hauling."
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Little Red Wagon,
November 18, 2008
By DuaneL from New Hampshire
"This wagon is the greatest thing since sliced bread! We have used it to haul wood pellets into our cellar, carry cement bricks from one end of the yard to another, carry lumber down to the cellar, generally move anything that is too heavy to carry around. We absolutely love this wagon. It is ruggedly built and the pneumonic (spelling?) tires are the best. They stay on top of the ground and make this wagon easy to pull around. Everyone should own one of these. For the price, it is the BEST!"
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1 of 1 people found this review helpful.