
Gorilla GOR1001-COM 7 cu. ft. steel utility wagon
Compare a utility-wagon layout with 7 cu. ft. of bed capacity and a 1000 lb maximum rated load. Measure its route and judge a manageable load for your own garden.
Read our takeA 9 cu. ft. steel utility wagon with a 1,200 lbs. manufacturer load limit.
The GOR1200-COM is a useful choice when you want an open utility bed for pots, bags, and awkward garden gear.
The GOR1200-COM belongs on the shortlist when the 9 cu. ft. bed fits the work you have lined up. An open utility bed gives pots, bags, and tools a broad place to sit during the trip. Measure the narrowest part of the route before choosing by capacity. A cart that passes the gate still needs space for a turn and a place to stand between jobs.
Pneumatic tires are the distinguishing part of this setup. The convertible pull/tow handle gives this model its handling arrangement. Think about the loaded route from shed to bed, including soft ground and tight corners. Start with a manageable load and follow the operating instructions; the published maximum is a limit, not a suggested everyday load.
Load the bed evenly and keep the route clear.
Empty and clean the cart as the manufacturer recommends before putting it away.

Compare a utility-wagon layout with 7 cu. ft. of bed capacity and a 1000 lb maximum rated load. Measure its route and judge a manageable load for your own garden.
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Compare a dumping bed with 10 cu. ft. of bed capacity and a 1500 lb maximum rated load. Measure its route and judge a manageable load for your own garden.
Read our takeGorilla lists 9 cu. ft.
It is a utility-bed format. Choose a dump-cart model if tipping loose material is the main job.
The full cart measures 53.3″ x 30.5″ x 28″. Measure gates, turns, and the storage space.
Product information checked 2026-10-29. Our assessment uses the linked specifications and manuals; it does not represent a hands-on test. Editorial standards & corrections.