KARMAS PRODUCT Steerable Garden Stool Cart with Tool Tray and Storage Basket on Wheels Rolling Work Seat Heavy Duty Scooter with Extendable Steer Handle Green

The seat is most comfortable to sit on and I love that you can adjust the height. The tires make it easy for me to move across uneven terrain of the yard. I’m 5’5” tall female and weigh 250 lbs. The seat is very comfortable when pulling weeds. My husband has experience with tools and it took him approximately 25 minutes to assemble.

I wanted a steel gardening seat, since I have a big yard full of small gardened spaces among wildness, which means a lot of weeding. I chose this one because of the handle, which I'm sure I'll use more as a handle than a steering wheel, because to be frank steering is not this thing's strong suit.THAT SAID... this comes with zero instructions. Someone else posted a picture of the single, one-sided piece of paper that comes in the box. It shows a parts list and an exploded view of the put together object. Several details are missing from this exploded view, such as: what tools you will need at the ready for assembly (including the damn size of the bolts), and the best order in which to assemble the damn thing. Will it be really hard to attach the steering assembly after the front wheels are on? PROBABLY. Also, we used a magnifying glass and still couldn't tell if the steering assembly is supposed to go under or between the two bars between the tires. It seems *designed* to go between, but pictures we scoured for online suggest it goes under both. I still don't know. SO: If you can look at an exploded view and visualize the best order in which to assemble, if you already have a metric socket set--because you'll bang your hands up so bad using wrenches you will no longer be *able* to garden, so don't try it, if you have pretty good spatial/mechanical understanding so that you can figure out where the "M10" bolts (not a size, which would be helpful, but a part number, apparently) vs the "M12" bolts go, then this is the project for you and a patient friend. You COULD put this together by yourself, but my boyfriend and I (old Ikea veterans from way back) both needed both hands to get some of the bolts tightened. Once assembled, however, you will probably be impressed with the design details. Again, that handle is key because this is not a lightweight object, and if you need to get it from one side of the yard to another, and you cheaped out and got the version without a handle that extends, allowing you to pull it like a wagon, then you'll either have to kick it across the yard, or do your best "4-year old on a walking-scooter" scramble, or pick it up and carry it. It's a gardening scooter. It will have garden dirt stuck to it, and all your tools that you've tucked in the basket and undercarriage space will fall out. Get the handle.

Except for one screw that was damaged and had to be replaced with a cotter pin, there were no problems. Why I didn't give it 5 stars was because it is quite hard to roll when sitting on the seat. Maybe with use it will ease up also the utility tray underneath catches water if cart is left out in a rain. My husband drilled one hole to stop the standing water.

There are several of these type carts on Amazon. This one, by far, is the best made and sturdiest of them all. Had a minor problem which the gents at Karmas corrected and made sure I was a satisfied customer. A pleasure doing business with them

Very well made! I plan to use it to pull weeds in my flowers since I have bad knees! Love it...and you can adjust the height! 💕

Generally a very good product. Ample seat, sturdy construction and strong tires. Particularly liked the handle in that you can adjust it so it doesn't fall all the way to the ground when you're sitting.

I've orderd two of these from different places about 6 months apart and the seats are lopsided as you spin around. The overall design is nice and they are very helpful, but I hate that something is not right in the seats, they either tip you back, forward, or to the side as you turn. They are solid, just something seems untrue with how the seat shaft is made. The first one I ordered only tips you forward or back so with it I just always have it on the downhill side for comfort, but this second one I got also tips you sideways which is very uncomfortable and makes your back etc hurt.

I’m finding this useful for washing the lower parts of my car as well as working in the yard and moving small things around the garage and yard.The assembly instructions were pretty useless. There were no written instructions - only pictures.No tools are included - get out your ratchet wrench - you’ll need it.