Dollie Wheelbarrows Garden Carts Dollies Two-wheeled dollies are used most often for hauling boxes, but they also come in handy in the yard and garden. The wheelbarrow is the oldest and most familiar hauling device, ideal for light loads. The most popular wheelbarrow is the contractor's model. It's built to last a lifetime, unlike cheaper versions with buckets that rust, handles that bend and tires that barely roll. Wheelbarrows are also great for mixing potting soils, and if you manage to destroy one, it'll make a dandy planter.
Wheelbarrows have a tendency to tip if overloaded or pushed over uneven ground.
The four-wheeled garden cart sparked something of a revolution in hauling. Flat-bottomed plastic carts are great for hauling small container plants. Those with wheelbarrow-style buckets tend to have wheels that can fit between raised beds in vegetable and flower gardens. Towable garden cart Tarp Big carts with oversized tires can handle uneven terrain without any problem. Chances are you can buy a garden cart for your riding lawnmower or garden tractor, making hauling about as simple as it gets.