Does the cart hit your heels when you pull it? I have noticed other cart handles are too short resulting in the cart sometimes clipping your heels.
393214
I have not used the cart but my stepdad has. I asked him about the handle and if it was too short and he said no. He is extremely happy with the cart and uses it almost everyday at the beach.
393215
No it does not clip your heels. Handle is pretty long. I am 6 ft 3 and never had a problem with that.
393216
I guess it might if you pulled it directly behind you, but I kind of walk beside it when pulling it. I don't hit my heels.
393217
No! This cart's handle is long enough to keep this from happening. I love my cart!!!
1997626
No. No wheels falling off here. Of course, ours is so loaded up with stuff I don't think we've ever lifted it.We pull the cart in and out of our pantry daily. No issues with the wheels getting stuck in grout lines (tile floor) or swiveling around entrance door/wall of pantry.
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Cheryl, do the things the others mention. also the wire cable needs to clear the wheel, pull it out of the way before pulling up the square lock on the handel. It seems to always get hung up on the wheel therefore not allowing the cart to close. Just practice it a few times. Also put some lube on the shaft where the sliding square handel locks down on the cart....that dam cabel wire is always in the way of the wheel closing or opening...Practice it just like your putting....enjoy
697471
My cart, the "Rio Brands Wonder Wheeler Plus Beach Cart" may be different than yours. The front wheels are NOT secured by a clip, plastic or otherwise. Instead, both pair of front wheels have a metal axle secured in place by a hex nut. I've NEVER had a problem with this cart. The rear wheels are secured with a metal clip. I hope I have been helpful.
377490
The cart does not have a brake per se, but the electric motor does provide a slowing effect like when you take your foot off the gas in a car. I have not had any problem with a runaway sensation with my cart.
1756723
My husband and I both have this cart. We have not had any problems with our bags but they are walking bags. The cart is sturdy, you rest the bottom on a platorm and then strap both the bottom and top to the cart. It fits my husband's bag and 12 clubs plus/Ts, balls,towels, and what ever.
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I believe so. The only down side to the carts that I have seen is they don't really secure to the stand. If you need to move the cart/grill off/on a platform then you need to grab the handle on one side of the cart and then find something on the other side to lift. Weber could have done a little better by putting a handle on both sides of the cart to resolve this. I know it's petty, but would have been a relatively cheap fix. Other than that the cart is fine.
1987698
Elaine, I bought this wonderful cart and love it. I'm 5' 6 1/2 and often wear heels that make me an inch or two taller and it's still not a problem.
555587
No not at all. I just pulled the drawer all the way out, and even pushed on it to see if it would tip, and it did not. Very sturdy little cart!
722203
It works best on smooth surfaces with sharp edges. On rough surfaces, the edge is not crisp but it will do provided the cart is moved slower.
186587
The problem is that the gap in the "hooks" is wider than the thickness of the edge of the cart areas to which they attach. The "hooks" then slide out of position, loose their strap tension and detach from the cart. I attached small c-clamps to the edges of the cart to prevent the "hooks" from sliding.
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Only two of the four wheels have wheel locks. Out of curiousity, after reading this question I tried catching or scraping my foot while brushing by the cart. Though it's theoretically possible, with effort, I can't really imagine this happening accidentally. The wheel locks are pretty small, rounded, don't protrude much, and are not particularly sharp.
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No. That aspect of this cart makes it best for average height people ( I'm 5'6" and my spouse did fine with it and he's 5'8"). It also makes it alot more stable than if the handle retracted.
663079
Yes, you should be able to drag the cart up 3-4 steps. However damage could occur if it is done often.
2134338
i just tighten up the screws and i have not had any problem. it has been the best cart i have ever used. i wish i had had this one 7 years ago instead of wasting money on multiple different carts. you won't regret using this one.
834128
Mine works well on stairs. I use mine to bring groceries from the car into the house. When I pull the cart to the car (which is in the driveway), I have to make sure I turn the cart around so that when it is full, I can grab the handle to PULL it back to the house. I am not able to steer it in a circle to reposition it. Because of the 3 wheels on each side, they do not swivel. Other than that, I am very happy with my cart. It works well for my purpose.
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It's not quite as sturdy as a shopping cart. You can't lean on it like you can lean on a shopping cart. But it helps with balance. Pulling it helps with balance also.