Lawn Carts: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. The utility player on your baseball team that can suit up at all positions and even take the mound is the most valuable asset on your squad. He may not make the All-star team or win any awards, but he's very useful. A quality lawn cart is your household utility player, without the ego or the exorbitant salary, of course.
Fact #2. A lawn cart really is a gardener's best friend. From potting plants to transferring seeds and hauling heavy garden ornaments, there's not much it can't help you with. You can even use the bed to mix soil and mulch. As long as there's an easy dump mechanism, it's simple to unload waste into the compost pile.
Fact #3. When brush pickup day rolls around, it's nice to be able to drag a horde of limbs and branches out to the street in a cart. This can take the place of playing pick-up-sticks and suffering the cuts, scrapes, and fatigue that results from carrying everything manually. The same goes for hauling lumber, bricks, or gravel for a home renovation project. A cart makes it easier on your back, your arms, and your psyche.
Fact #4. A thick metal cart can prove invaluable for vigorous work like mixing and pouring concrete. You can mix the solution directly in the bed of the cart, instead of using a five-gallon bucket. Afterwards, you can gently pull the cart from place to place as you lay concrete for a new sidewalk or patio.
Fact #5. Much like wheelbarrows, carts come in varying levels of quality, durability, and sturdiness. Whereas wheelbarrows have on wheel and two long handles, carts typically feature two, three, or four wheels. Some have straight sides, while others assume a more sloping, curved design. This is helpful for frequent dumping.