After two hours of web surfing for opinions and reviews I went to a HD store to make a visual inspection. The Aerocart might be useful to a homeowner for a multi tool but for me as a professional arborist it is too flimsy to withstand the heavy use we give our tools. It's too bad WORX doesn't offer a professional duty model. I called HD customer care to suggest their buyers do a beta test of its durability.
I purchased one last year, no regrets! I have a mechanic shop, it's priceless. It's not a wheel barrel replacement but it's a time and back saver for me.
My significant other bought one called a Muletto off of a shopping channel before Worx got hold of it. Same unit, Worx simply improved it a bit with better wheels and a few odds and ends. When, she got it, I sighed, OK here we go again, put it together and she got it out for work in her yard... Sighing again, I used it...and wait a minute, hey, this thing is useful. Well, now, about 15 years later, it it my go to yard tool and surprisingly robust. Frankly all the add ons and doo dads are pretty worthless and long gone. The front part that flips down to make it into a cart is useful and fortunately integrated into the design. It is an awesome tool to be honest. Throw a few bags of mulch or garden dirt bagged or otherwise and take it right to where you are working. The thing is so low to the ground that you can keep it right by you while working. Have one of those small hand shovels a couple feel long and you do NOT have to stand up, get back down blah blah blah... Just turn and scoop or drag. Wheel Barrows are really a pain in the behind. This thing also stands up for storage provding a small footprint in small sheds etc vs big bulky top heavy wheel barrows. AND, one of the most valuable things is that you can PULL IT, like a cart behind you instead of pushing. Very valuable on a slope. The low center of gravity is great. All, in all, I give it five stars. It just keeps going and I use it at least once a week in the summer. I was so glad to see the worx version as the original Italian Muletto seemed to disappear for quite a few years. IF this one finally goes, I will buy on in a heartbeat even though it is a bit expensive, it will not be like a wheel barrow you barely ever use. All gardeners should have one. Stay with the basic unit and forget all the doo dads that come with it and you will love it. As with a few other things the SO has bought, this one has been a very pleasant surprise over the years.
Too bad this sales lady doesn't know the difference between a dolly and a handtruck. Makes it seem like she doesn't know what she's talking about. Cool cart for a little weaker person that needs these tools built in.
Best wheelbarrow multicolor I've ever owned.anything word is a.good choics
what about snowplow. am trying to attach, put together, but it only came with a wrench which isn't enough
Thanks a lot for the review! For ordering or more info, please visit www.worx.com
After two hours of web surfing for opinions and reviews I went to a HD store to make a visual inspection. The Aerocart might be useful to a homeowner for a multi tool but for me as a professional arborist it is too flimsy to withstand the heavy use we give our tools. It's too bad WORX doesn't offer a professional duty model. I called HD customer care to suggest their buyers do a beta test of its durability.
I purchased one last year, no regrets! I have a mechanic shop, it's priceless. It's not a wheel barrel replacement but it's a time and back saver for me.
My significant other bought one called a Muletto off of a shopping channel before Worx got hold of it. Same unit, Worx simply improved it a bit with better wheels and a few odds and ends. When, she got it, I sighed, OK here we go again, put it together and she got it out for work in her yard... Sighing again, I used it...and wait a minute, hey, this thing is useful. Well, now, about 15 years later, it it my go to yard tool and surprisingly robust. Frankly all the add ons and doo dads are pretty worthless and long gone. The front part that flips down to make it into a cart is useful and fortunately integrated into the design.
It is an awesome tool to be honest. Throw a few bags of mulch or garden dirt bagged or otherwise and take it right to where you are working. The thing is so low to the ground that you can keep it right by you while working. Have one of those small hand shovels a couple feel long and you do NOT have to stand up, get back down blah blah blah... Just turn and scoop or drag. Wheel Barrows are really a pain in the behind. This thing also stands up for storage provding a small footprint in small sheds etc vs big bulky top heavy wheel barrows.
AND, one of the most valuable things is that you can PULL IT, like a cart behind you instead of pushing. Very valuable on a slope. The low center of gravity is great. All, in all, I give it five stars. It just keeps going and I use it at least once a week in the summer. I was so glad to see the worx version as the original Italian Muletto seemed to disappear for quite a few years. IF this one finally goes, I will buy on in a heartbeat even though it is a bit expensive, it will not be like a wheel barrow you barely ever use. All gardeners should have one. Stay with the basic unit and forget all the doo dads that come with it and you will love it.
As with a few other things the SO has bought, this one has been a very pleasant surprise over the years.
mostly a sales pitch, goes on & on
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Too bad this sales lady doesn't know the difference between a dolly and a handtruck. Makes it seem like she doesn't know what she's talking about. Cool cart for a little weaker person that needs these tools built in.