How large are the rectangular holes on the walls and floor of the cart? If I put an apple in the cart could it fall out? What about a peach?
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Floor = 1 inch x 4 in. Walls about 1 inch x 12 inches. Apples, peaches pretty much same size. Most would be safe. It serves my purpose well (as a "trunk" on the back of a electric wheelchair)
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No it wouldn't fall out, but the cart is hard to put together and the wheels fall off and the screws get lost.
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It will not fall apart very well made. And size of the cart will hold one full size paper grocery bag plus a few items below or above.
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Not sure of the dimensions of the basket because I don't use it. I should have returned it. I would not suggest this product. The front of the cart has a bar (axel) that you thread thru holes then attach the wheels. The bar consistantly came out of the wheels and the cart would collapse. Maybe others have had better luck but I would save your money
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It won't work well unless you cut off the narrower part of the pear before you put it on the prongs. Apples work well because they are round.
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Stuff will fall out of sides unless you put a border around the edge also. My Degu are only a little bigger than hamsters and do fine with the wire floor. It is also very sturdy.
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The cart is 17" deep. The bottom drawer does slide out. It can be awkward to pull out the drawers, especially if the drawers are full. I like the size though because I keep it in a closet.
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Yes. The bag size is 4 x 9 inches when flat, but also has a depth of 3 inches when expanded. I fit quite a large green apple in the bag. Good luck.
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It has been a while since I have picked peaches but I do believe it should work. My only hesitation is if peaches are really really ripe, will the wire prongs to pull them off tree bruise them. For the price and quality I think it is worth your ordering. I know the basket has foam in bottom to help elim bruising as it falls and you could certainly add more cushioning there as well as pick one at a time so not to hit each other in basket and bruise that way. But, not sure if prongs which are coated with rubber will damage. Sorry I can't be of more help. good luck. I would try it.
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a trolley cart that can be made into a flat bed seems to work fine. a piece of plywood too may be a good idea to reduce vibration and give more stabilization for transport.
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Animal Crazy and Jim Higgs got the dimensions right. You can place two normal grocery store paper sacks side-by-side with room for, say, a bag of dog food alongside and a couple more bags on top. It will also hold a single five-gallon water bottle. I think Paula Pieroni did not assemble the cart correctly, as I have had no problem with the wheels coming off and don't see anyway they would unless parts were left off. Also, being sold by and shipped from Amazon, if there were a problem Amazon would pay for the return shipping, so her complaint does not sound valid.
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The bags are small. You'll probably want bigger ones with bottom or side gusset for your candy apples.
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My cart has the heavy solid top...a spliced center shelf & solid floor panel {not as heavy as top]...
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the middle shelf can be left out and the middle shelf moved up and down but you have to disassemble and then reassembled. i measured the cart and you have 24" by leaving the middle shelf out. so when you put it together just leave out the middle shelf and you will be golden.
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Once the soil and plants are in the product itself, nothing will fall out. You do have to buy the strawberry plants separately, then put them in the holes.
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I bought this for my son and the one thing I noticed is that it seemed like the baskets are not as strong as the one that I have had for years that holds a good 12-15 lbs. I put potatoes in the bottom and onions in the middle and fruit in the top. Concerning the new one I would say it would be safe at about 8lbs
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Hi Wilma,,,,,,,,,,this is a great cart, sturdy and strong, well worth the money, I have it over a year now, and just leave it open all the time, purchased an underneath basket, which gives me extra storage, and also a Oroigami cutting board to protect the wood top, which is 20 x24inches, height with wheels attached is 36inches, which includes the cutting board top.............hope this helps you out, Howie>ZiggyZ820@aol.com
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You have to have the gaps or the blocks would be too long to hang over and it wont work right. The blocks are about 2-1/4- 2-1/2 feet tall starting out before you start stacking on the top while playing the game. The green bag they show in the picture is 22" tall (I just measured it). It may seem short starting out but as you play and get up 4,5, 6 more layers it gets fairly tall. I wouldn't want it any bigger as the blocks do come tumbling down - cover your bare toes! If it is on a table then it is really tall and kids have a hard time stacking at the top while playing the game. We LOVE this game - kids, adults. It is very high quality and I am very glad I bought it. You have to have the gaps or the blocks would be too long to hang over and it wont work right. The blocks are about 2-1/4- 2-1/2 feet tall starting out before you start stacking on the top while playing the game. The green bag they show in the picture is 22" tall (I just measured it). It may seem short starting out but as you play and get up 4,5, 6 more layers it gets fairly tall. I wouldn't want it any bigger as the blocks do come tumbling down - cover your bare toes! If it is on a table then it is really tall and kids have a hard time stacking at the top while playing the game. We... » Read More You have to have the gaps or the blocks would be too long to hang over and it wont work right. The blocks are about 2-1/4- 2-1/2 feet tall starting out before you start stacking on the top while playing the game. The green bag they show in the picture is 22" tall (I just measured it). It may seem short starting out but as you play and get up 4,5, 6 more layers it gets fairly tall. I wouldn't want it any bigger as the blocks do come tumbling down - cover your bare toes! If it is on a table then it is really tall and kids have a hard time stacking at the top while playing the game. We LOVE this game - kids, adults. It is very high quality and I am very glad I bought it. « Show Less
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As others have said, the wheels are a hard rubber. They don't mar my solid walnut floors and my floor normally scratches easily; they are not the Lumber Liquidator type (which is really resilient), but the real kind with polyurethane finish. It is a solid cart with large baskets and more sturdy hooks than I've seen with other carts.