Types of Garden Carts & Wagons at Do it Best
- Garden Carts
- Designed for everyday gardening tasks like moving soil, compost, and plants across yards or garden beds.
- Made of steel, polycarbonate, or fabric with features like full dump and zero turn.
- Available in lightweight, easy-to-pull styles with large wheels for smooth rolling on rough or uneven terrain.
- Ideal for home gardeners looking for an easy-to-handle hauling solution for medium loads.
- Tow-Behind Carts
- Pulled by riding mowers, ATVs, or garden tractors for transporting heavier loads over larger areas.
- Perfect for hauling mulch, firewood, gravel, or tools during bigger landscaping jobs.
- Ideal for large yards and farms with higher capacity and less manual effort.
Frequency of use, physical comfort, and weight of the material to be hauled should all be taken into account when deciding on a yard cart. Selecting the correct type for the job will increase productivity and reduce fatigue.
Hand-pulled Garden Cart | Tow-behind Cart |
Smaller yard | Larger yard |
Smoother, more even terrain | Rough terrain |
Light workload | Heavy-duty load |
The weight capacity of a yard cart affects the type of items and the amount that can be hauled. Do it Best carries garden carts ranging from 150 - 1,600 lbs in capacity. Lighter lawn wagons are great for garden work, and heavier ones are better for heavy-duty landscaping or farm tasks. Some dump carts have a full dump feature, which ensures that all material is removed from the cart. Choosing a cart that fits the scale of your typical outdoor work will minimize any damage to the yard or excessive strain on the operator.
Choose a quality garden cart from Do it Best, and browse the rest of our wheelbarrows and carts.
Lawn Carts & Wagons FAQs
What’s the difference between a lawn cart and a wheelbarrow?
Lawn carts typically have four wheels and a flat base for stability, while wheelbarrows have one or two wheels and a tilted basin for dumping.
When should I use a tow-behind cart instead of a hand-pulled cart?
Tow-behind carts are best for larger yards, farms, and heavy loads. Hand-pulled carts are ideal for small gardens and lighter, everyday hauling tasks.
Can lawn carts be used on rough or uneven ground?
Yes. Many carts feature large, rugged wheels designed to handle uneven terrain and maneuver through yards, fields, or gravel paths.
What features should I look for in a lawn cart?
Consider wheel size, weight capacity, handle design, and whether you need a tow-behind option. These factors affect comfort, efficiency, and performance.