Earth WorthFirewood Carrier – Rolling Storage Cart for Logs with 2 Wheels and Heavy-Duty Steel Frame – Wood Rack and Log Hauler (Black)

That may be overstating it, but really, this cart has made my life so much easier this winter. We build many fires to offset our heating costs. This cart makes it super easy. Doesn’t feel that sturdy, but we fill it up completely and it holds the wood securely. The pneumatic tires roll softly on the floor and easily roll over the door jamb. We let the wood sit in the cart overnight and then it’s dry & ready to be loaded into the log holder indoors.I hope it lasts a long time. I researched these carts for a while before buying. I liked the pneumatic tires on this one.

Although I was dubious given my experience with type log cart many years ago. When the modified heavy duty wheel barrow I have been using finally gave out i decided to give this log cart a try based on reviews. It wet together easily and has working better than my old modified wheel barrow as far as getting loads up and down the several steps required to get the wood into the wood bin. Don't know if will last as long as the old wheel barrow did but at a fraction of the cost who cares.

Gave this to my dad as a gift. He loves it so far. Very sturdy, can hold a very large load of wood. Easy to assemble but was missing one little washer (luckily my husband had one lying around here). My dad has 2 wood stoves in their house, so needed a new wood cart to bring wood in. Fits through standard doorways perfectly, turns easily even with wood on it. Only reason for 4 stars is that the handle seemed sort of wobbly, but they’ve had no issues thus far, and have used it daily for 2 months.

The cart is fantastic and well worth the price. But I had to replace it after only two seasons because the rubber tires rotted and went flat. Maybe it needs to be stored in the garage or shed (off concrete).

I am a sturdy and strong woman of 66 years old, but carrying wood into our home for our wood furnace is NOT something I really enjoy. I have been using a sling made for the purpose, but I told my husband that I could not see myself doing this into my 70's and 80's! I searched for a cart that would maneuver easily into our basement door and around to the wood furnace area and this is the cat's meow! I can take about 4 slingloads in one cartful. I am a happy camper!

We heat our home with wood in our cold high desert winters and used to use wheelbarrows to bring it to our porch. But they took up so much space so I began looking for an alternative. I found a similar item for more than twice the price and just couldn't bring myself to buy it. Very glad I found this instead! This cart held up well last winter being loaded up every few days and pulled through the snow to our porch. It can be parked close to the door, taking up half the space of the wheelbarrow. Holds at least as much as the wheelbarrow did. I've considered buying a second one.

I'm a 66 year old women that needs to bring the firewood into the house by myself up some stairs. This log caddy it great.I had it assembled in minutes. I loaded that thing up and dragged it up the stairs. It holds a lot! It is going to save me this winter you. I gave it a little bit less on sturdiness only because the wheels seemed just a tad wobbly. Not alarmingly so but they aren't perfect so that's why they got a four star in sturdiness.

As some other commenters have noted, the tires are horrible. The tire rubber is VERY weak, and the cotter pins securing the wheels to the axle have failed. The cotter pins are made of very soft and malleable "metal".The dolly is easy to assemble, and the metal frame is "okay". It's really only made to haul light loads of firewood from maybe your back porch into your house. It's not durable enough for sustained yard work.My tire blow out after about an hour of usage while moving my firewood stack to the other end of my driveway.Sure, I could buy new, stronger wheels... but the manufacturer should know better.I will be replacing the wheels, yes, but I will likely buy a different model from a different manufacturer from a different vendor.Sadly, I would NOT recommend this. I mean... come on.