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$93.99Ames Easy Roller Lawn Cart 4-Cubic-Feet 2463875 Rating :
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #10225 in Lawn & Patio
- Brand: Ames True Temper
- Model: 2463875
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 30.00" h x
21.50" w x
44.00" l,
18.00 pounds
Features
- All-poly construction with tubular steel axle
- Extra-wide wheel base provides overall stability
- Recessed tool tray keeps tools organized
- Tool clips on side for shovel, rake or hoe
- 10-Inch front wheels; 5-Inch rear wheels
- All-poly construction with tubular steel axle
- Extra-wide wheel base provides overall stability
- Recessed tool tray keeps tools organized
- Tool clips on side for shovel, rake or hoe
- 10-Inch front wheels; 5-Inch rear wheels
Product Description
Easyroller Plus, 4.0 CUFT, Lawn Cart, 10" Front Wheels With Tubular Steel Axle & 5" Rear Wheels For Effortless Maneuvering & Greater Stability, Easy Pour Spout For Easy Loading & Unloading, All Poly Grey Construction With Extra Wide Wheel Base Provides Overall Stability, Flat Interior Bottom, Holds Up To 250 LB, Deep Tool Trays Keep Tools Organized, Lifetime Warranty.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
38 of 39 people found the following review helpful.
By G.M.H.
I bought this wagon six or seven years ago when I first bought my home. I used it to landscape my backyard--sand, sod, pine bark, compost, plants, you name it. Last week the wheel fell off. I logged on to buy another one and saw that the cart had a lifetime warranty. I found the Ames website, got the customer service number and called. I told them my wheel fell off and the front had been duct-taped for years. The person on the line spoke English, and he was polite and helpful. He asked me a few basic questions, and then asked for my address so he could have a new unit shipped to me. I am actually shocked that there is a company that honors its warranty. I strongly suggest this wagon and this company.AddendumMy cart actually arrived today.
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful.
By D. Gershman
I just picked one of these up at Home Depot for $37, and that's their regular price! Don't pay over $100 for this, as it is here. It is a very nice cart, though -- quite stable and handy, although the wheels are somewhat cheap looking (hard plastic, not rubber). I don't think the wheels are a real drawback, though...they get the job done.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
By Michael La Honta
My wife just read this review and thought to herself and said, "That thing had a bunch of major problems". It kind of did.For me, this cart was a replacement for the 3 cu ft Easy Roller Jr which was absolutely super but got smashed by a falling tree. You should buy this because you can maneuver it with one hand. You don't have to lift the back end up all the time. This makes for smoother handling, but the wheels in the back will wear down over time if you don't lift while turning. Let's say your wife has the light end (the end with the little wheels) and you have the heavy end and you are carrying it into the house full of firewood. When your wife sets her end down and there's still a bit of momentum in the load, the back is not going to leave a scuff. So you don't have to be so careful.Now, about the flaw. What happened? I just got this thing like 2 weeks ago and I have barely used it. I know how to treat it because I'v used one lots of times before. I've stored it outside and it has gotten cold here lately, but I am really stretching there. Maybe this was freak accident. I didn't even see it break, but I brought it into the basement just fine, loaded it with like 10 shovels full and on the way out I noticed it was broken. Perhaps when it had the three 4' 2x6's maybe it landed on it's handle. So, improper loading, tipping, hills, whatever. So why buy it again?Well maybe it's because I am crafty and was able to repair it. "Repair plastic", you ask? Yes, just because it broke right where it did. Right at your left thumb if you were to operate it. How I fixed it is no miracle. I got my Dremel out and put in a sheet-rock bit and cut away the now excess supporting material inside the center of the handle. This allowed me to insert a rigid 1/2" electrical conduit, 17" long, all the way through. There really should have been this feature in the design. And by the way, that whole handle part across the top, it shows warping, as in a downward bow. Oh, and I had to trim excess plastic from the front wheel. A defect that could cause degradation of the wheel over time.
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