Are the wheels big enough so you can pull it on grass?
1587864
If it's wet outside then no way...short dry grass for short distances would probably be ok, but I would probably get a different tool if I was doing lots of this sort of thing.
1587865
They are not huge but you can pull it over grass because i did at my house but not thick grass would work i imagine. It's more made for concrete and hard surfaces much better.
1587866
I havent tried to move it on grass but it rolls effortlessly in parking lots and over rocks. The wheel size is about 2x2in and they glide independantly. My wifes a dJ and uses this everywherelEven on grass. This cart rocks!
1587867
I would say to a limited extent. Not tall grass. It is a very sturdy unit with good shells but not REAL good on grass.
1587868
I think it would not do well in thick, plush grass. The wheels are not real oversize. But for pavement, or hard packed grass / ground, this little cart is a gem. Used it today to transport decoration boxes from garage to house and back
1587869
Wheels are about 4" across and 1" thick. My guitar amp weighs about 75the LB plus the bass guitar and case. It pulled ok on fairly level lowcut grass. I would be wary of uneven lawns. It does not have the bigger balloon type tires like movers would uze.
1587870
I pull it all over my lawn with heavy bags of compost and potting soil on it. It works great!
1587871
I have not tried to pull it on grass. It is very easy to roll on smooth surfaces and seems the wheels are large enough to roll on grass but with some pushing effort on your part I should think.
1494633
I have 4 on a cart & pulled 160 lbs, and 1 on wheelbarrow for 100 lbs. I'm 69 and that's about all I wanted to handle in the yard. Could be a lot more on concrete.
503587
My short answer is yes. The tires are large enough in diameter that it rolls well in a straight direction. They do not caster or turn however so you have to sort of skid it sideways to make it change direction. This does increase difficulty in grass or other vegetation. Hope this helps.
297834
My grandsons do ride it on grass but it is faster and easier of the driveway or street.
582680
This requires a bigger, heavy duty lawn tractor - check with manufacturer of your tractor for it's weight capacity. It could lift your tractor right off of the ground if it's too light. Our smaller lawn tractor can't handle it, the larger one has no problem.
641171
I have always had the wheels on the sidewalk. I suppose you could put them on the grassy side but would be not as smooth of a surface.
471672
Generally yes, sometimes soft dirt will sink the wheels. Lawns are really easy.
1468315
It's extremely sturdy I'm sure you can. We have it in a landscaped area, do no grass to mow. Hope this helps!
1258499
sorry, no wheels. it's very light without the weights on it. i just don't drive it on concrete or asphalt-- when i'm using it on the lawn, i drive in a pattern that avoids the need to do so. i suppose you could for a short distance but you'd ding up the tines.
978763
It can. It slides easier on pavement, so it will take a little more weight loaded on it. Obviously on pavement, there will be more wear to the skids than on grass.
778502
Yes. we use it a lot to carry things around the yard and it works well. The large tires make it easy to pull on uneven surfaces.
1616031
I gave this Trike to my Grandson and he loves it. They have a grassy backyard where it seems to work fine, in spite of the uneven surface. He also rides in on the sidewalk, while not the same as pavers, there are numerous gaps and bumps which it seems to handle with no problems. I think the wheels are big enough that they should be able to handle pavers as well.
648633
Yes, the wheels are large enough so that they should work find on packed dirt. Gravel would be more difficult however
947476
All the wheels are the same size on mine. From outside edge to outside edge they are about 7 1/2 inches in diameter. It goes fairly well most places: I have trouble on soft ground or if the road has a lot of gravel. It seems to work fine over grass with hard ground under it & on dirt roads that don't have too many loose rocks on them (I've been down many dirt roads & parking lots.)
10634
Yes- it rolls very easy and would go in the grass just fine. It's noisy but lots of fun for the kids.
1081213
It isn't the most sturdy in the grass, but if you put something with weight on it, that should be good.
796922
It works on pavement and other outdoor surfaces, but not grass or dirt. The wheels are the same a roller blades or razor scooters.