Farm-Tuff 600-lb. Capacity Clydesdale Hauler – 30in. x 46in deck. Model# BCH06 | Hand Pull Wagons

Load Capacity (lbs.)	600
Deck Material	Polyethylene
Frame Material	Steel
Wheel Type	Pneumatic
Wheel Size (in.)	13 x 5
Steering Type	Anti-Tip
Handle Type	D
Side Rails Included	Yes
Dimensions L x W x H (in.)	46 x 30 x 20

Wide track for easy maneuvering
Rounded deck corners

Manufacturer Warranty: 12 months parts / 12 months labor

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Overall Rating

3.3 / 5

2 of 3 would recommend this product to a friend.

Product Reviews

Overall Rating:

4 / 5

just received and assembled, April 22, 2008
By Anonymous Reviewer from Westhampton, MA

"Assembly is a little awkward but once finished and inspected I can tell it will be very handy. Great large size and lightweight should make cleaning up the yard a breeze (especially after last New England's winter). Dragged it around the uneven parts of the yard and into the woods and it handled very nicely. If it can endure the test of time it will definitely be worth the money."

What is your level of technical expertise?: Beginner

Overall Rating:

4 / 5

October 29, 2007
By RickS from Harwood, Mo

"I have a small horse farm/ranch and this wagon has worked out quite well for me. I use my atv to help pull it around when fully loaded with feed bags and mineral blocks. It can be manouvered by hand on more level areas. There was the difficulty assembling the handle and attaching it to the front axels. But I am glad I have it. It's been quite the "second hand"."

What is your level of technical expertise?: Home Handyman

Overall Rating:

2 / 5

October 16, 2007
By farmgal55 from Maine

"This cart is being used to haul coolers full of milk bottles from the milk room to the garage which is a fair distance uphill. Weight is a factor and I will with hold judgment on how well this unit performs until after it snows. I'm a bit concerned about the plastic body holding up in the cold, with these heavy coolers bouncing around inside.
Putting it together was difficult, the bolts are not quite long enough for one person to be able to insert the bolt through the plastic body, reach around to add washer and nut, hold the nut, and use screwdriver to tighten. There were bolts, nuts and washers missing. Good thing we live on a farm and have lots of miscellaneous parts handy.
I would probably not buy this model again. I would be more inclined to purchase a metal bodied unit."

What is your level of technical expertise?: Home Handyman