Uriah Products UH500300 Car-Go-Cart - Hitch Mounted Cargo Carrier and Game Cart, Black

Really cool cargo/cart. Used for hunting season. Didn't get to use as a cart, but it did great with a 450lb cow elk! Survived a brutal 4x4 trail down the mountain with the elk loaded on it.Super easy to use. Dual use is a no brainier. I don't have to have a cargo carrier and game cart taking up room in my truck. This does it all. Powder coating looks great and seems durable.I expect to get lots of seasons out of it.Only thing is I may upgrade the wheels. Otherwise, incredibly happy with the cart. Can't wait to use it for camping this summer and have a camp "cart" for firewood and jobs around camp!Highly recommend!

It's a neat little cart. It does need upgrades depending on what you're using it for. Like others, the cart I received is a completely different cart from what is demonstrated on the manufacturers website, even though the model# is identical. What I received looks like an earlier model. Amazon's picture is accurate, but the manufacturers video is different in just about every aspect except the wheels.The cart is a neat idea, but it needs:1. Larger wheels2. Would love for it to be 3" wider between the rails.3. Needs handguard grip or cushion. Square tubing gets painful.4. It rusts. Water gets into all the tubing when driving in weather, and the inside of the tubing isn't painted so you get a lot of rusty water out of it when moving it around5. The MFG website description says "metal mesh floor" but it's clearly just metal tubing, there's no mesh. There's also different parts on the model from the manufacturers website.The wheels that come with it are terrible. They are narrow, making it dig into the ground and not easily rolling over terrain. Good for pavement or hard surfaces only. They are small, so smaller statured people are the target audience. I'm 6' 1" and it hurts my back because I have to push it down to level out the cargo area when in cart mode. Thankfully, it's a 5/8" axle so larger wagon wheels will fit it and greatly improves ride. The stowing of the wheels is a great concept but if your hitch receiver is lower to the ground, you will rub the wheels and bend the axle when it rubs. Getting larger wheels makes this issue worse. I had to purchase larger wheels to raise the handles to a more comfortable height, and I also needed to purchase a 6" hitch receiver extender to raise it off the ground for more clearance while transporting. The best thing about it is it's easy to convert from cart to storage, since it's dual use. The rails are a little low, so I would look at extending the rail height in some way to keep contents from rubbing on the wheels/tires.

Yeah pretty handy just as advertised. Works well as the convertible, I needed both the game carrier and a hitch hauler because I can't lift a 200 lb deer in the back of my truck anymore by myself . So yeah there's a bit of a premium for this unit and it'll do double time taking stuff back and forth to the lake next summer. Well designed and got bloody on my first field trip. Will power wash, not.

Easy enough to assemble. Light to push. Seems overly heavy but the hitch component is left behind when you transport things so it's fine. My unit had scratches in the paint, may end up rusting out quickly which would be sad. Heard it is loud during transport, may have to figure out how to keep it quieter.

I'll start by saying, if I had not planned to upgrade the carrier anyways, I would have returned it and given a lower star rating.The box was opened, zip ties cut and loose hardware in the box. It was clearly returned; which I later found out was likely due to the wheels being bent.I wish the seller would split the cost of new wheels with me, but I doubt they will. If you get an unopened, non-bent wheels cart, then it's a 4 star product.So to start - the wheels are prone to bending. I am sure they can take a decent load as long as you have no lateral pressure applied to the wheels. For example, if your cart is loaded and you push in the direction that the wheels do not turn (spokes/hub facing you), they will bend.My modification -I installed new wheels. The axle is 5/8" so you can use garden cart wheels. I picked 20" marathon brand wheels. They are a huge improvement as they have better bearings, stronger spokes, they're lighter and the tire is taller(20") and wider(2").Next I picked up some 5/8" bronze bushings so that the wheels have a wider more consistent track. Without them, there is roughly 4" of float where the wheels travel around on the axle. With the bushings there is only about .5" on either side and provides a nice standoff from the cart.I drilled a new pin hole(13/64 bit) on the axle so that I can store the tires inside my truck and not have them hanging off the back when installed on the hitch. Leave some room so that the bushings can be sandwiched on the axle for transportation.I drilled and tapped the bottom rack ends for some rubber bushing so the tubing doesn't get all scraped up from setting a loaded cart on the ground. (should probably come this way form the factory)There are still some additional improvements that can be made, but overall the rough design is good and it fits perfectly under my spare tire.Overall, it has it's faults and weaknesses, but once modified it's a nice product. Next I'll probably add some sort of handle/grip material.

It’s great! Easily set up! Cart wheels large and easily pulls over rough terrain! Snug fit to truck, with no noise while traveling! Price was awesome for this quality! Recommend!

Easy to strap on cooler/ gear. Used 3/4 pvc to take up slack in wheel axle.(approx 1 inch)Longer pvc on axle during travel.(6 inch)Wheels hangs to low in back. Rough terrain or ditch parking. Wheels will be the 1st to hit. Strapped 2 antelope 1 mile off road. Made for easy work getting them back. Would recommend. Dual purpose. Blood stains = full freezer. Survived 1500 mile hunting trip. I'm happy. Instructions easy. Had my 9 year old put it together.

After 1 use for hunting rust started to show from the rain the night before. Also the tires started to come off their rims.