Tipke Manufacturing Company Foldit Do It All Aluminum Folding Utility Cart

Light weight, easy to roll up and down hills like the ramp at the marina. It also folds up to take up less room during travel and storage. All aluminum, so it doesn't rust.

Light. Wonderful. Well built

Easy assembly. A little smaller than I expected, but still the right size for hauling stuff around the garden. It is light weight yet seems to be strong. I've only had it a short time, so time will tell. I especially like that it folds up and takes up little space in my storage area. At this point I'd definitely recommend.

I used one of these for years and years-- maybe 10 years-- and it finally warped enough that I had to get another. The price at Walmart is a good one. I love it because it's so lightweight. Wheelbarrows are heavy, tippy and hard to dump where you want. This one suits me best. The ability to fold it to put it away is nice, but I have never used it. The way the front panel comes off to dump every spec is great , but I usually just turn the cart over. If there is any drawback it's that the cart is fairly wide with the wheels on the sides, and I am constantly catching it on something going through tight spaces, like gates.

This is the best garden cart I have had. The aluminum body is fairly lightweight and rustproof, and it folds beautifully. We have a small garage, so this is great. It took me a few times to get the folding and unfolding, but now I am an expert. The instructions are very clear.

We have nine acres with an acre of different flower beds. We use the cart to haul off weed removal, trimmings, and mulch. It is large, stable, and easy to move around the yard. The best, it doesn't rust and folds to fit nicely in the barn. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

This cart is great. We bought one about 12 years ago and used it so much it finally wore out. We had to get another one. One of the best features is it folds up for storage.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received my Tipke Manufacturing Company Foldit Aluminum Folding Cart. I like the size and it is very sturdy. It was ease to assemble. I can put it on to my little tractor to do yard work. Also holds a lot of weight.

It's interesting. It does what it says it will do. With shipping it ran close to $250. That may seem like a lot for a cart to some - but, other non-collapsing can cost more, weigh more - and rot. It's liter than expected. The advertised shipping weight was 60 lbs, FedEx had it under 40. So, out of the box is even less. I was looking for a cart with non pneumatic wheels/tire. The model 2100 clearly shows valve stems. The 2200 (supposed) my does not. This one does. So, keep a pump handy. General construction is adequate. Assembly is as one might expect. It comes with a specialty tool for mounting the wheels. (Or, use a large screwdriver) Being metal, one can expect the occasional sharp edge. Also, the sliding/telescoping parts may require some silicone spray lubricant. Aluminum sliding on aluminum cal gaul up a bit. There are locking pins, which serve to hold things in place - when proper configurations are achieved. It was advertised as a cart for marine use. I suppose that is appropriate for fresh water. Aluminum fares worse around salt water. For garden/yard work, sooner or later, fertilizers/manuers will become involved. This can introduce the metal to ammonia, acids, bases, etc - which will accelerate corrosion between dissimilar metals. The design seems to keep all parts aluminum. They may not be alloyed the same - but, that is less of a problem. I haven't had it very long. So far, so good. It works. It may need a little breaking in. Folding it up is a bit of a challenge. Getting it to pop open is easier. Leaving it opened up ready to use, results in a convenient, lite weight garden accessory - if you have the space.

Some of bolts were too long