I use a red kid's wagon to haul stuff around the garden. I need to build a bottomless and topless wooden box for it, to hold more stuff.

Sue

I have designed an "all-in-one" garden cart that I hope to get on the market some day. It is designed to be pushed (easier to move for those with leg or hip problems) or pulled by lawn tractor; has a dump body for hauling materials; up-right baskets on each side for garden tools; optional seat to use to access gardening while seated; front caster wheels for manuverability while seated or moving from site to site; and more.

Poppy

Where do you store your gardening tools? (shed, garage, etc.) In a shed right beside my big gardencolor>
What frustrations do you have with gardening and transporting what ever it is that you carry back and forth? rolling up hoses and electric cordscolor>
What sort of things do you transport? (tools, dirt, plants, tell me everything!) All of that, plus a little cart with a seat. Sometimes I load it all into a wheelbarrow or the lawnmower cart, but most often I just carry each piece out one by one except when I have a load of dirt or mulch.color>
What sort of actions are hard for you, in the lines of load, bending, kneeling, etc? I have a bad lower back and bad knees. Wheelbarrows are great but they put a lot of pressure on lower back. Squatting is painful and too many fire ants here to sit on ground or kneel.

You didn't ask, but what I would like to see is a cart that can carry tools with long handles in an upright position. The cart I have now has a place for them to go on the side, but then it makes it hard to pull it around corners or through gates. It would also be neat to have a multi-tiered one, the lower part with seat for pulling weeds and planting, and a higher section for working with the plants and tools in it. It's a real pain to bend over a low wagon or cart for any length of time.

We have a large place and with advancing age, it is becoming harder to get around to do yard work. Now, I use our riding lawn tractor (Husqvarna) and tow a large cart behind it. (I got that at Tractor Supply.) You can easily dump loose material out, or carry a substantial quantity of garden tools and supplies.

We also got a tow-behind 30-gallon sprayer with a long hose and wand, which enables me to spray long rows of daylilies while someone else drives the lawn tractor. I am not physically able to carry around a big, heavy sprayer. It was a purchase that was well worth the cost.

I have a Lawn Buddy cart that I sit on while weeding and grooming our daylilies. The seat gets very hard after sitting on it for awhile, and it is hard to push along a cultivated row. Because it is so low to the ground, I have a hard time standing up. Sometimes I have to get down on the ground and push myself up.

I do wish someone would invent a comfortable, low to the ground, steerable garden seat, with big wheels, powered by a 12-volt rechargeable battery. I would want a hydraulic lift to raise me and the seat up, as the hardest thing I have to do is stand up after sitting and weeding for several hours. It doesn't have to have any storage compartments, but that would be nice if it did.

Nancy

I need something like a walker but not as high. When I go out I get off balance and need something I could hang on to like a short walker,especially on incline. Anyone know of anything like this for sale.