Is it ruggest enough for reuse if I use it to haul/drag yard waste from one side of my property to the other?
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Bagster is made of a porous, tough and sturdy interwoven, biodegradable material. It is meant to be a one-time use product since it can hold 3300 pounds of debris. If you have to haul or drag the bagster over large swaths of cement or sharp rocks/terrain, the bottom may become compromised. But, otherwise, I believe it would do just fine. JMHO
779958
It can if you don't mind hauling a bunch of dirt from one spot to the new site. So Yes and No depending on how much work your willing to do. Hope I helped
1051062
Not very well. I think it would do better if it had suction. It has the ability to collect large amounts ofloose material like leaves etc., and will pick up some loose dirt. I have used mine to clean gutters and loose leaves from asphalt and cement.
1283204
I haul my lawn mower around town with no trouble,1500miles is a little to much for this trailer
1299189
should be totally fine, its not heavy only a bit awkward. no heavier than a full trash bin, but keep in mind there are no wheels... Don't move it around if the ground is mushy it might rip up your grass.
1724345
This is primarily a pooper scooper. It is very strong. If you use it for picking up small toys, etc. It would be fine. The bottom of it has claw like so you would have to watch it on carpet. It would save your back, that is for sure.
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Absolutely. I use mine that way most of the time. Actually bought 2 tubs. Love the fact that I can load one up, haul it, pick it up and place the other tub in its place without having to empty the first one. There are little 'feet' on the tub that fit into notches in the bed. Today, I hauled two 50 lb bags of soil, some new plants, and a bottle of fertilizer from my car to my back yard -- in one trip -- and over freshly laid sod that was wet and more than a bit bumpy and uneven. Mighty Max moved right along and never coughed or sputtered. Wheels were covered with clay and grass pieces, but those wide tires are relentless. Absolutely. I use mine that way most of the time. Actually bought 2 tubs. Love the fact that I can load one up, haul it, pick it up and place the other tub in its place without having to empty the first one. There are little 'feet' on the tub that fit into notches in the bed. Today, I hauled two 50 lb bags of soil, some new plants, and a bottle of fertilizer from my car to my back yard -- in one trip -- and over freshly laid sod that was wet and more than a bit bumpy and uneven. Mighty Max moved right along and never coughed or sputtered. Wheels were covered with clay and grass pieces, but... » Read More Absolutely. I use mine that way most of the time. Actually bought 2 tubs. Love the fact that I can load one up, haul it, pick it up and place the other tub in its place without having to empty the first one. There are little 'feet' on the tub that fit into notches in the bed. Today, I hauled two 50 lb bags of soil, some new plants, and a bottle of fertilizer from my car to my back yard -- in one trip -- and over freshly laid sod that was wet and more than a bit bumpy and uneven. Mighty Max moved right along and never coughed or sputtered. Wheels were covered with clay and grass pieces, but those wide tires are relentless. « Show Less
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You can flip the beige top up and then pull it that way using the handle. It's not terribly heavy so I have no trouble moving this cart about my yard.
2217778
I use it to clean up in the yard. I would say it's OK to use on walks but is not ideal. Also, it doesn't take bags it is a scooper. I scoop the and put it in a regular plastic bag and drop it in the trash.
358060
I would not trust this to move dirt and rocks. They do make another plow that is a bit more expensive for that. Your local tractor dealer should have it or be able to order it.
1681776
I have had one since last fall and used it to haul gas cans and other light items. I did haul 2 deer during hunting season... About 200#. It does feel really light being aluminum but it also seems sturdy. I would say if it's not overloaded or abused it should hold up over time.
518603
Should be no problem. I do it with one hand and it requires very little effort. I use mine to " sweep" my porch. Not powerful enough to do serious yard work, but is fantastic for what I use it for, hope this helps.
109272
Not sure. I will say it's a great tool for pulling anything. I would dare to say that it would work for your needs.
323170
I believe so. I use it to cart a large/heavy sewing/embroidery machine and it works fine.
1776841
That's correct. I love mine. I use it for hand tools, gloves, etc. I also pick veggies and haul them.
234356
You would use it in addition to a rake. Best use is both hands to pickup yard debris, or on one hand to scope the debris into the bag. Really makes work easier, and I'm all for that!
1868697
The specs say it will carry over 90 lbs. I use it to haul yard junk over 100 lbs