Heavy-duty 4-wheel wagon?

I just added it to my wish list on Amazon for a future purchase. I love the new construction.

 

I just googled that part number and HD shows them at $129
If its the same thing
Gorilla Carts 1,200 lb. Heavy Duty Poly Dump Cart-GOR6PS - The Home Depot

 

Thanks for the advice, guys. I looked up all of the carts and wagons you listed, and while some aren't appropriate, I'm going to take a closer look at a couple of the Gorilla or similar carts. I don't want or need something that can be towed - I have a tractor for larger stuff, with forks for pallets. I did notice that the Gorilla carts all have something in common - some pretty bad online reviews. Mostly tire and wheel bearing issues.

My workplace has an old used DR power wagon. We haven't used it in years. It's a nice concept but seems like a huge waste to run a gasoline engine just to cart around your stuff.

 

Oh man, I'd be all over that. Very high resale value if it doesn't work out, but I could put one of those to good use. My tractor ruts up the yard (R1's) and a trailer either needs a tow vehicle or person. With the power wagons, you could drink a beer while moving whatever, that's a win!

A member here, don't think they post anymore, converted a snowblower drivetrain with the wagon to make their low cost version of the DR powerwagon.

 

This was the one I remember : Woodcart mods. | Firewood Hoarders Club

 

Same one, better advertised price than Amazon.

 

I have had this buggy a couple years , it lives outside, I use it a lot for everything ,wood, leaves , sticks , bark , trash , bricks, hauling anything around and all my wood gets up to the house in it , much better than a wheel barrow IMO , It's from Tractor Supply 1000 lb weight capacity $100 bucks, 24 x 48" but there is no way it would hold that much ,I put a rubber mat in it , I have taken the sides off to move long poles , works great , I don't think the tires and tubes on any of the carts, buggies ,wagons are worth a crap , I put slime in em replaced tubes ,still crap, one by one I'm replacing the tires with no flat tires , got 2 on now , 16 bucks apiece with coupon at HF , Black rims in last pic.
What's the best cart ? don't know , this is just what I have

 

I have this one...

GroundWork Heavy-Duty Steel Barn Wagon, 1,400 lb. - For Life Out Here

Works great, for me. Can pull it by hand, or with the lawn tractor. It's the big brother of the one in the previous post, sells for $150 at TSC.

 

Wide stance 16" tires
I looked at the bigger ones but they wouldn't fit through back door , in dead of winter I roll it right in the house and unload .

 

Figured I would take some pics for this thread of the gorilla cart in action, cant recommend this cart enough.

Definitely have gotten my moneys worth out of this bad boy

 

How long have you had that, any problem with the tires yet?

 

That, and is there a unit to add brakes? I need to devise something that will lock it on a slope.

 

A y shaped log as a wheel chock?

 

Maybe 2 years. Had one tire go flat and instead of changing the tibe I replaced with a foam filled tire. Then just this week i had a cotter pin rust out or break on the linkage but that was a quick 2 minute repair.

This sits outside sometimes vovered but mainly not and has held up amazingly.