Tipke Manufacturing Company Foldit Do It All Aluminum Folding Utility Cart

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.] We got this wagon thinking it would be great, but it has far exceeded our expectations!! This folding wagon is really awesome. There are no flaws with it. It's truly so compact when folded and yet still SO strong when in use!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I can't say enough good things about this stainless steel wagon. It is simple to put together and store. I use it for planting flowers, healing mulch and it looked great as a fall planters with mums and pumpkins. I love it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great little cart. Very easy to put together and fold out and fold back up when not in use. Very well make and looks like it will last for a while.

Ordered for work to use when we have a lot of equipment to carry around. The large wheels make for relatively easy movement even over difficult terrain. It is great that it folds flat so it doesn't take up all the room in the truck bed.

pneumatic tires are ok for human transportation, but a big inconvenience when work is already hard at home for people who don have help, and a flat tire on a garden cart don't. make easy,

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upon arrival, the cart came in a cardboard box and was decently packaged. Once we took it out, it was pretty easy to put together however, it did take a few steps. It is super lightweight and folds down very slim which is great for our garage. My husband has a lot of storage tubs and used this to move everything around and said it was a lot easier than carrying them back-and-forth. Quality is really great and we enjoyed the green stripe. I would definitely recommend.

Because it is a light weight cart, it is a little flimsy. Not the highest quality of welds and workmanship but not the worst either. Tailgate does not fit well, some dents from shipping and push-buttons that don't work as intended. However, cart will work for what I purchased it for.