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GroundWork® Extra Heavy Duty Utility Trailer, 1,500 lb. Capacity
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SKU Number: 3599561
Manufacturers Number: GW1100-2
Brand: GroundWork®
Product Width: 48 in.
Product Length: 72 in.
Product Height: 30 in.
Weight Capacity: 1500 lb.
Material: Steel/Rubber
Number of Wheels: 4
Tire Diameter: 15 in.
Hitch Type: Trailer Hitch
Manufacturers Number: GW1100-2
Brand: GroundWork®
Product Width: 48 in.
Product Length: 72 in.
Product Height: 30 in.
Weight Capacity: 1500 lb.
Material: Steel/Rubber
Number of Wheels: 4
Tire Diameter: 15 in.
Hitch Type: Trailer Hitch
Description
GroundWork® Extra Heavy Duty Utility Trailer is recommended for the heaviest hauling demands at home or on the farm.
- 1,500 lb. capacity
- Super-sized 48 in. x 72 in. steel mesh deck
- Removable sides provide load-carrying flexibility
- All-terrain 15 in. turf tires
- Rust-resistant hardware
- Not for high speed use
- 1 year limited warranty
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GroundWork®GroundWork® Extra Heavy Duty Utility Trailer, 1,500 lb. Capacity 
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8Cart | Brand : GroundWork® | Product Width : 48 in. | Product Length : 72 in. | Product Height : 30 in. | Weight Capacity : 1500 lb. | Material : Steel/Rubber | Number of Wheels : 4 | Tire Diameter : 15 in. | Hitch Type : Trailer HitchProduct Reviews
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6 out of 8(75%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.
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Location: East Aurora, New York
nice size
Date:June 2, 2011
This cart has a reasonable price tag and the size is perfect for taking into the woods to carry logs and brush back to our cabin. I use a regular lawn tractor to tow it and I also use my full size jeep cj5 to tow it. However you should buy extra 3/4 washers for each of the wheels so there is no wobble or play on the axel. Also put extra washers on the steering colum and GREASE UP the wheels!!! Fill the space between the bearings on each wheel with grease and also grease the steering parts. I also got a discount for being an Army veteran.
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Location: Live Oak Fl.
MONSTER CART WHEEL PROBLEM
Date:November 30, 2010
I bougt this cart and really like using it, but it's flaw has to be the wheels. After 3 months the left front wheel bearing went bad, and even though TC did what they could for me they did not have any replacement wheels. The store manager in Lake City Floirda called me with the manufacters number to order a new wheel direct from them Tricam industries. ( there on line you need to call them with the model to get the right wheel)I bought two because they did not make the same wheel 3 months later? I put the two new ones on the front, now 3 months later one of the new ones has a damaged bearing. I have to buy yet another wheel. If I really did not like the cart I would just trash it, but it is really handy around the property. Maybe I should buy two more, cause three months is not that far away. HUH. TC is a great store, but need to buy this product from another source.
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Location: Nixon, TX.
fits the bill
Date:August 27, 2010
I bought this to tackle a few problems around the ranch and it has done well at all of them. #1 was to transport Father-in-Law who wears a leg brace down to the fishing pond. The height is perfect for him to drop the back panel and just sit down on the 3/4" plywood floor I installed, load all the fishing gear and I can pull it with my JD riding mower or the 8N tractor. He's able to get in and out on his own with all his dignity in tact and I get a fishing buddy.
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Recommend Modification
Date:August 11, 2010
I purchased a similar Gorilla cart from TS a couple years ago. Overall nicely build but has one issue that can be resolved if your handy with tools. After one month of use the bearings in two of the wheel failed. The store manager kindly ordered four replacement wheels which took two months. After finally receiving the wheels I took the wheels apart and drilled a hole for a grease fitting in the bearing housing between the two bearing in each wheel. Use Locktie to make sure the fitting does not loosen up. After mounting the grease fitting I reassembled the wheels. Once the wheels were mounted on the cart I plumped grease into the axle and out through the bearings. Since performing this modification I have had no further issues.
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