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Gorilla Carts 8 Cu. Ft. Steel Dump Cart w/ 39" x 28" Bed & 13" Pneumatic Tires

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Walmart has Gorilla Carts 8 Cu. Ft. Steel Dump Cart w/ 39" x 28" Steel Bed & 13" Pneumatic Tires on sale for $169. Shipping is free.

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1200 lb capacity
Full-dumping system is easy to unload
13" pneumatic tires can easily handle any terrain
2-in-1 convertible handle can be pulled by hand or towed behind a tractor or ATV

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Model: GORILLA CARTS 8 cu. Ft. Steel Dump Cart

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I prefer the black plastic one. Bought both, kept the plastic tub.

Paid $199 to save my back during a project, pretty nicely built, not too hard to assemble. A bit heavier than other options though.

Bought a black plastic one last July for around $116 (after tax). Might be a little smaller than this, I'm happy with it compared to the price of wheel barrows, but I don't think I'd pay more, nor would I pay almost 50% more for a steel one that's only a little larger. However it's a different story if you know you would need 8 cubic ft and would be using it very frequently. Mine has seen only occasional use.

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Tranman409

05-07-2024 at 05:45 PM.

Mine just came. I didn't expect this to be so huge!! not sure where I will place it in the garage lol

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Ramtruck

05-08-2024 at 09:48 AM.

Mine arrived with a very damaged box. I was worried the contents would be wrecked, but surprisingly everything is fine and went together well. I seems well built.

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jambroz76

05-14-2024 at 04:07 PM.

Gorilla carts are outstanding. I work on a trail crew and we have three of these carts (7yrd - black plastic ones) that are abused on a daily basis and they hold up great. 100% better than a traditional wheelbarrow. Pass on the the run-flat wheel "upgrades". I prefer the pneumatic tires in the woods as they provide some additional suspension and are MUCH quieter over bumpy terrain.

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jeff11214

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jeff11214

05-19-2024 at 12:44 PM.

Which one is better?

The one advertised here $169 (8 cu. ft.) or Home Depot for $199 (7 cu. ft.) link below.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/GORIL.../309542643

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05-22-2024 at 11:21 AM.

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😂 I am sorry you had to buy new tires but your post made me laugh. "Wth Ryobi pump, it's only 80 psi!"

So update, that inflator I used, it's the dual inflator pretty pricy, used it for years.

It's completely shot, just tried using it. Sounds like rocks in a can shaking around, just demolished it. It's building pressure but no longer tracking or stopping

Was pumping motorcycle tire and it said 8psi, lol it's actually 36.

Rip. Tossing it out. Gorilla cart 4 wheels killed it

Looks like Ryobi has a nifty compact one though. Doesn't appear to be on sale but that will change

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05-30-2024 at 04:06 AM.

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Mine just came. I didn't expect this to be so huge!! not sure where I will place it in the garage lol

Is it easy to pop the wheels off to save on storage space?

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05-30-2024 at 04:14 AM.

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Which one is better?

The one advertised here $169 (8 cu. ft.) or Home Depot for $199 (7 cu. ft.) link below.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/GORIL.../309542643

Unless you are hauling kids or animals around in it, the plastic one from HD is far more useful for actual chores in my opinion. Moving dirt/rock or sand or filling with trash to dump. The grated steel wagon is only good for use as a heavy duty kids wagon. Even then it feels tippy compared to a normal wagon. Like I mentioned early, I tried hauling some boxes for storage from the garage to shed in mine. I could only get two normal size storage bins in it and then it kept wanting to fall over in the turns. Just not a well designed layout in my experience.