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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2024
- Step by step assembly instructions for the Gorilla Carts 1,200lb Poly Dump Cart.
Step 1: 0:08, Step 2: 1:43, Step 3: 3:09, Step 4: 4:57, Step 5: 5:44, Step 6: 6:14, Step 7: 6:48.
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Once again I ordered and item for my house which requires "ASSEMBLY"! As a single woman, no one to securely hold nuts and bolts, I needed to watch video several times. Once again, thanks to those who take the time to provide video instructions, I accomplished assembly. Thank you. CAROL
Hey Carol! My Name is NIko. Nice to meet you. I myself am also single. Next time you need help with anything reach out. Id love to help you ;)
13mm socket for steps 1 and 2. 17mm for step 3 and 19mm for step 5
Very helpful
Step 8, walk away with your chest puffed out and grab a beer because you are the man😂
I guess the point of a how to video would be to share which size screws, etc. go where. "I" understand it but it's not super crystal clear in the manual and some people just plain need very specific help.
Which hardware to use in which step would be useful.
And if someone had a socket set available they could save lots of time.
The cart is great; LOVED, LOVED, LOVED that you numerically packed the parts to be used. BUT.......you blew it on the video by not showing close-ups/zooming in on certain steps...like the parts for the tires. People that do these kinds of things their whole life may find it a breeze, but newbies & first-timers are unfamiliar with some parts/steps, so a helpful demo would have been good!
my cart did not include the cylinder sleeve for the wheels.
I have had mine for 5 years and leave it outside all year covered up and all I have is a couple of rust spots and a loose handle but I still use it to go to beach with chairs,umbrellas,battery box for my Achilles inflatable boat wish I bought the one with sides.
Nice. I guess I wish they made lighter weight versions with FAR bigger buckets for mulch moving. I don't need a 1,200 weight capacity, nor need to lug a 54 pound cart to move light fluffy mulch.
I wish someone would make what is in my head :)
Lisa buy one take it apart and make what you want or have ure husband,spouse,lover maker one!
LOL No one is going to be making anything for me. :) I think it'll be ok if I figure out LIGHTWEIGHT side wall extenders for it.
It would be beneficial if the narrator included which end of teh cart to begin with and which sizes of hardware to use in each step.
That’s a real woman right there. She is good with the tools. The guy needs to learn from her
When you are showing someone how to do something get the camera in a place so the hand is not in the way
Learn how to read directions.
Please explain how to fill the tires! I have the exact same cart and I cannot get my air compressor to attach to the stem valves properly (they're too short and recessed). I've filled my old wheelbarrow tire many times over the past 15 yrs, and of course my car tires so im capable of doing it, but these gorilla tires are impossible! Thank you!!
no close ups of anything. everything is sped up. why did you bother?
Step 1. Get a socket wrench
Right
Wait - what are the silver sleeves that went on the posts for the wheels? I don't have that. And are the wheels supposed to be sloppy/wobbly side to side?
Hey Lisa. Your comment is old, but if anyone needs to know, those are spacers that go first on the axles. At 0:05 into the video the wheel hardware including those are shown items "4". I'm looking at the updated version of this at Lowe's. Do you still have your cart?
@@ghibliinu6616 I just bought this cart, they don't have those spacers anymore.
As they said, it doesn't come as a piece anymore. Instead, it appears like they modified the construction of the part that the wheel attaches to in place of it.
I adore this wagon and would be lost without it!
Socket wrench, maybe?
Wish we could actually see what is being done. Instead of filming from the side, at a distancd.
Useless!
Like you....