Questions and Answers for Polar Trailer 10 cu. ft. Utility Cart

A:  I'm 5'3" and I haven't had any issues pushing it. The wheels roll quite nicely, so I don't think you'd struggle - though all depends on what's in the cart weight-wise.

A:  I believe that you could install handlebar in the down position but then it may be to low and hurt your back. or you could have the metal handle bent before installing to any height that suits you

A:  Wheels are about 20 inches diameter, solid [no-flat], and roll easily over uneven ground.

A:  Our Utility Cart comes with 20" wheels.

A:  24 5/8” Long x 18 ¼” wide

A:  It was easy to dump mulch, but have not tried to dump anything that was heavier.

A:  To tip out the side would be difficult. You need to dump out the front.

A:  I think it would be very easy to dump out the front. The cart is pretty sturdy, if you had much weight in it, it wouldn't be easy to tip out the side.

A:  The large wheels make it easy to traverse rough and bumpy terrain. Stairs wouldn't be a problem, just consider the amount of weight you're comfortable with while going up or down.

A:  You know I am not sure. that is not something we tested. It would depend on how wide the stairs are and how steep they are I guess along with the weight you have in it.

A:  Yes, when empty. It would be too heavy to manage if there were much weight in it .

A:  I do believe it would with the large wheels . They make it so much easier to push or pull. I guess it would matter too how much you had in the cart. I hope that helps.