Guessing that about 52 times a year I will have to bump the loaded cart up four stairs into mobile home, can this cart handle that?
138032
I think you would be better off with one of those metal ones that has bigger wheels. This particular one has small wheels and probably would not handle the stairs that well.
736148
I find this cart easy to handle on stairs depending upon how much weight you can handle. The cart alone is no problem. What I find most difficult is turning the front wheels to tuck them in when wanting to close the cart and put it in the car trunk.
1839910
I only cart the wood about 40' to the steps of my house then up 3 steps. I have no problem with it at all. I think if I were carting it a distance it would be about the same as pushing a stroller but on 2 wheels. I've been Very happy with it. The only thing I would point out is that the wheels are kept on with a cotter pin and I did have to replace one of then.Easy enough they just slip in, but I could see needing to do that more frequently in your case. Packs of those pins are cheap,less then 50 cents for one at a hardware store. But that is the only issue I think you might have with it. I've used it on snow and on a gravel drive. No problem. I only cart the wood about 40' to the steps of my house then up 3 steps. I have no problem with it at all. I think if I were carting it a distance it would be about the same as pushing a stroller but on 2 wheels. I've been Very happy with it. The only thing I would point out is that the wheels are kept on with a cotter pin and I did have to replace one of then.Easy enough they just slip in, but I could see needing to do that more frequently in your case. Packs of those pins are cheap,less then 50 cents for one at a hardware store. But that is the only issue I think you might have with it.... » Read More I only cart the wood about 40' to the steps of my house then up 3 steps. I have no problem with it at all. I think if I were carting it a distance it would be about the same as pushing a stroller but on 2 wheels. I've been Very happy with it. The only thing I would point out is that the wheels are kept on with a cotter pin and I did have to replace one of then.Easy enough they just slip in, but I could see needing to do that more frequently in your case. Packs of those pins are cheap,less then 50 cents for one at a hardware store. But that is the only issue I think you might have with it. I've used it on snow and on a gravel drive. No problem. « Show Less
1609306
This cart is definitely not a heavy duty type. For a few bags of groceries it is just fine. For 20 money bags full of change, I just don't think it will work. Jerry S.
509640
I purchased this cart to haul stuff in my garden....I found it to be a bit too flimbsy for anything over 20--30 lbs!!
63364
This cart should be able to carry ten pounds with ease. We only use it for laundry and it never leaves the building. I think if this cart get overused and rolled over uneven terrain it will most likely last only a year before the wheels give you problems.
1976955
I purchased this for someone else to cart groceries up and down the stairs, so I don't know how durable it would be for a longer "road trip" - sorry.
176526
I have no problems with the wheels while pulling this cart around, and up and down stairs and curbs.
2224350
It will roll over carpet easily if the carpet isn't too thick. The wheels on this cart do fall off quite often though - I'm thinking of putting some duct tape around the shaft of the wheels to keep them on better. I still really like this cart though and I use it all the time.
1214257
No experience with that, but assume it could sink. It's an excellent, easily-assembled and -maneuverable cart. Highly recommend.
1559455
If you open the box and take it out piece by piece. It's quite heavy all in the box.... Mainly because of the wheel. I'd avoid stairs if able
1903753
I would think so. I use mine all the time but not for something that heavy. The cart is rated at 600lbs so there shouldn't be a problem.
885161
I actually purchased this as a gift for my mother-in-law, so I'm not sure how to best anwser your question. I did assembly the cart and it was sturdy, but not extremely heavy - I could easily handle carrying it upstairs without any assistance. Hope that helps.
75968
I use mine to haul Yeti ice chest. I have not had any problems at all including pulling it up and down stairs. It is a very sturdy cart.
811181
Christa, I think it will. It is very well built. The floor base is a thin sort of particle board piece that sits over the hardware, but the hardware is very sturdy. I've even considered putting a thicker piece in and adding a little reinfircement so both if my dogs could ride together. A total of 120lbs. But 95lbs?? No problem. P.s my husband made an extra piece to add 2 front swivel wheels and now I love this cart EVEN MORE! It just fits right on same front attachment as the single wheel.
1999016
Yes, it will, but in general I would not recommend the cart to a family with children. It is not stable enough.
663080
At my condo I have to use it for an entire flight (16 steps) every week when I buy my groceries. I've posted this before, but this is essential... you have to push it in front of you... walking it up the stairs one at a time. It take a few extra minutes, but there is no effort involved. I load it with groceries, purse everything then start moving it up the stairs one at a time. I don't even break a sweat. I love this cart and bought one for my mother.