Both roll on ten-inch all-terrain tyres and both have a handle that turns through 180 degrees, so they track straight behind a mower or a quad. The difference is the bed: a poly tub that tips, or mesh steel with sides that come off.
Soil, mulch and spoil go in the tipping poly bed, because you want to dump it and not shovel it. Bagged goods, timber and sheet material go in the mesh cart, because you want the sides off.
A poly bed on a steel frame, with the quick-release that lets one person tip a full load instead of shovelling it out. Ten-inch pneumatic tyres take it across grass and mud without rutting.
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Mesh steel throughout, and the side panels lift off — so the same cart carries bagged soil one day and sheet material the next. Rated 800 lb, which is where most garden carts stop at 400.
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Specifications as published by the manufacturer. We confirm dimensions and weights against our own stock before quoting.
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