Has anyone used this to haul the "stuff" you take to sporting events that are outside. - coolers-chairs-canopies- little kids- etc.?
757540
No, but I love mine. We use it all the time around the house. I suppose you could use it for that, but i have not. The top part comes off, so you could remove it and keep the "stuff" in it without unloading it. It is actually made in America, don't see that very often.
757541
I bought it with the intentions of using to haul our daughter's softball gear around and I've found that it's too small to effectively cary things unless they are easily stackable.
757542
I use this for around the yard and garden and I love it. I have used the attached wagon and flatbed, however, use a bungy cord to keep things from falling off. This wagon is a very sturdy and strong item and the wheels roll over most surfaces. It was easy to put together in 30 minutes while watching TV. I don't regret the purchase.
757543
I have this cart for my gardening as well as a foldable canvas cart for swim meets. I wouldn't use the mighty max for hauling the canopies, chairs, etc. I don't think it would be stable enough for the weight and size of those items. Plus I don't think it's big enough. It's perfect for the gardening though.
757544
I don't know if it's really made for kids, and I certainly wouldn't put them in the top part since they tend to move around, but I've used it to haul soil and plants around in my garden. I've also used the black base as a seat while planting and it worked like it was made for 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.
1889345
I wouldn't use it to carry anything heavy. It's a good trunk organizer and it keeps your bags from tipping over, but it isn't really built for carrying things. It sticks pretty firmly to the trunk floor with velcro too.
1486415
I have and the items are still in great shape. Highly recommend. This is my "go to bag" when I need to take some toys on the go.
746128
We used it to move the show/tack box around at the fair. The show box weighs around 250 lbs and the wagon worked great for that but I do not think it would work that great for moving large game unless you already had it quatered. It has a rather stiff handling and I think you would be disappointed in the performance.
2167087
I did not use it that way. I would think you would have to put a liner of sort so the items would not fall through the open space. Don't think it would work out stacked.
101381
I used this for my wedding....then started renting it to people for small events like parties and weddings. Works good once you get a system down. The first time takes forever but as after you leave it partially assembled I can put it up in less than two hours......now that is taking out of trailer and setting up. You have to have 2 people minimum........my advise.....get some real anchors and straps or it will blow away if it gets windy...and also...leave the rafter pieces together...saves you a lot of time putting up and taking down.
2175081
Nope...I used it to hold all those plastic grocery bags everyone packs items in...Used one to line and stuff in the rest of them...Not as large as I would've like it to be.
960048
I haven't tried it, but I wouldn't think even the heavy duty construction bags would be heavy enough. Also, if the bag is a larger diameter than what is needed, then you have to fuss with folding it over (over lapping the opening) as you install it. I know these bags are expensive, but worth it in my opinion.
1582229
Yes, personally used it with three kids to fly across the county (pushed the two younger ones in it). Recommend buying some of those big snap hooks to attach to handle. They easily and securely hold your purse/diaper bag/shopping bags.
2239419
I have used my rake to "fluff up" spots where I have had boxes or heavy kids toys and its worked well. It might take some time and a few "fluffs" but I love mine !
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.
520652
You could, but all the outside compartments are specifically designed for a shooters needs. For the price you could probably find something cheaper to haul books in. Check Hobby Lobby, they have a similar product for scrap booking that is much cheaper because it's not designed to haul guns and ammo.
196033
We have used it to transport items for a snow ski trip and had no trouble with the straps provided. I felt it was very secure.
54836
We use ours to haul up stuff to the second story of our garage, Built a platform to put things on. it works great, we move it to the machine down below to move things from one machine to the other. It is great. But it may be a little short for three stories
2015306
the bag is fairly stiff. The bottom side (when you lay it flat) has 2 plastic supports along with the brackets build into the bag that hold the slide out handle. I use it to lug my hockey gear around and it has held up well. I even hosed it out with water to clean it a few times and let it air out in the sun without problems.
596622
I have not used it outside. Given the low price and free shipping, I'd give it a shot. You'd have to weight the legs or lay it down when not in use if you have wind. You MIGHT think about some silicone to squirt around the connections and beneath bolts as you tighten and then over them once it's done to prevent rain and splashes from getting in and rusting it right away. Also, it's light enough that you could pick it up and move it inside when not in use. Another thing, you could leave out the middle section and make it shorter for kids so they don't pull on a towel and pull it over. None of these things tested, just mentioning them as ideas.