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John Deere Push/Tow Cart

Article #36785012 Model #45-0345-JD

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Description

John Deere's unique convertible hitch changes cart from tow model to push wheelbarrow without tools. It includes a handle for ease of use.
The durable one piece poly bed cleans up easily, with 300-lb, 8-cu ft capacity. John Deere® products are available and can only be sold via authorized dealers.

Durable one piece poly bed cleans up easily, with 300-lb, 8-cu ft capacity
Unique convertible hitch changes cart from tow model to push wheelbarrow without tools
Includes a handle for ease of use for moving
Knobby tread tires roll easily over the lawn
Single lever release dump mechanism
Durable poly bed with a scratch resistant powder-coated steel frame
Universal hitch attaches easily and quickly to all tractors

Product specifications

Warranty

2-year limited

Width(mm)

838.2

Assembly Required

Yes

Axle Diameter(cm)

1.5875

Axle Diameter(in)

0.625

Axle Diameter(mm)

15.875

Bed/Tray Material

Poly

Cart Tilt(deg)

Convertible to Push

Yes

Height(cm)

76.2

Height(in)

Height(mm)

762.0

Hitch Pin Included

Yes

Item Disclaimer

In-use/lifestyle image - accessories not included

Length(cm)

142.24

Length(in)

Length(mm)

1422.4

Load Capacity(ft3)

Material

Poly bed and steel frame

Removable Tailgate

Tire Size

13 x 4

Tire Type

Knobby

Warranty (Parts)

2-Year limited

Weight(kg)

29.9376

Weight(lbs.)

Weight Capacity(kg)

158.76

Weight Capacity(lbs.)

350

Wheel Type

Metal

Width(cm)

83.82

Width(in)

Can this hook up to a quad?  

Asked by: Suek42

John Deere Push/Tow Cart is rated 3.7 out of 5 by 279.

Rated 5 out of 5 by squidtuna from good product I have used cart to move pavers, top soil, plants, and lumber around my yard. Decided this spring to build new raised bed vegetable garden in back yard. If not for cart I would not have been able to do it. After getting new garden ready and building beds (using cart to get materials from driveway to backyard) went and got ton of topsoil in my truck. It took 12 to 15 trips to move it in cart. It went so good I took another day and got 2 more tons. I have a have a garden that is much bigger then I thought when I started project. Cart is good but you can't overload it. Came without one of the cotter pins for wheel. It was easy to put together.

Date published: 2013-07-12

Rated 1 out of 5 by babela from Bolts easily pull through poly dump bed. Bought this to move mulch around the yard. Assembly was quick and easily handled by myself. Cart features are good as far as dumping, being able to use by hand or pull behind a tractor. I was surprised that the wheels are plastic bushings only on a steel axel. I doubt this will work out well in the long run. When the cart was not in use, two of the recessed bolts pulled through the poly bed. The black paint on the steel parts is thin and easily scratched off, not your typical long lasting John Deere trademark green paint. Pros: good features Cons: cheaply made plastic bushings on wheels thin paint easily scratches rusts quickly broke with very little use

Date published: 2013-01-25

Rated 5 out of 5 by Greg from Wheelbarrow or trailer You can use this as a wide wheelbarrow or fold the tongue out and tow it. Now this thing is not going to take a super lot of weight, but it stacks limbs real high and what would have taken me 5 trips with a large wheelbarrow, only took two with this. I was too lazy to get the mower out of the garage, so I just walked this thing the 100 yards to our burn pile pulling it along (vice pushing like a wheelbarrow). I was surprised how easy it was to pull, balanced very well. You have to pull the dump handle to get it to stay tipped nose over with the front lip on the ground. WIthout the dump handle pulled, it wants to upright itself. Good piece of gear, not designed to carry tons of rocks at one time, but for routine yard work, A+

Date published: 2013-11-23

Rated 4 out of 5 by bamcintyre from This is a good solution for home use I bought this to replace another trailer I had bought when the other one failed because the tires went rotten after a couple of years. I have been quite satisfied with this purchase. It is well built overall, and was easy to assemble and use. However, there are two things that I would like to see changed/improved. 1. When used as a hand cart, the "stand" in front should be replaced with a caster for better maneuverability. 2. The strap on top of the wagon tongue is just not heavy or strong enough. It is easy to load the trailer with dirt or mulch, and find that this strap is easily bent back to make the wagon impossible to use until you fix it. Using a sledge hammer to bend it back works, but is not a good long-term solution. I replaced the "easy-to-use" pin with a 1/4" bolt and lock nut. Now it works fine, but takes longer to hook and unhook.

Date published: 2011-06-21

Rated 5 out of 5 by QueenBee from Excellent light duty cart Purchased this lawn cart for light duty lawn care both with and without my John Deere lawn tractor, as it can be used as a stand alone utility cart pushed or pulled by hand, or as a tow-behind using a lawn tractor by merely swinging out or folding the tongue. Assembly is a bit tedious, and the instructions could be clearer, but it is a great little cart for those who don't need anything more than hauling raked leaves, grass clippings, garden tools, occasional topsoil, etc. Dump feature works well, and is appreciated as it is easier to empty the contents with the aid of a rake or shovel. Inflatable tires allow for a smoother ride and reduced rattling. If it is used (but not ABUSED) within it's limits, oil moving parts, and grease the wheels/axles seasonally, it should last many seasons.

Date published: 2013-07-09

Rated 4 out of 5 by Wink from Versatile Cart A great utility cart that can be used as a tow cart with the riding mower or as a stand alone utility cart. Tires make it easy to move when loaded and the design of the stored tongue is excellent when used as a utility cart. This made 2 days of landscaping less painfull, used it for removal, disposal, planting, moving soil and mulching. Word of caution, be careful when using on an uneven surface, make sure you position cart to minimize movement during loading or unloading, even on a slightest incline due to the metal leg stand support.

Date published: 2013-05-30

Rated 4 out of 5 by RAYS1 from Dump Trailer I got this trailer free with the purchase of my riding mower. It was fairly easy to put together with 3 wrenches and 3 sockets. The plastic cargo bin is surprisingly strong. I probably would not have purchased the trailer as a seperate item, but am glad I own it. I use it to clean-up and haul branches and rocks from my yard.

Date published: 2012-05-26

Rated 1 out of 5 by Jeff from Lawn cart Just bought this at the Bedford N.H. Lower and I have no idea how this item can get anything but a 2 star rating. Do not buy this lightweight cart to haul anything but a few grass clippings. It is built of the cheapest lightest weight material available and nearly collapsed after adding a few logs. I also have owned the John Deere steel cart which is much better and designed to do real work. Do not waste your money on this. Also, it is not that easy to put together. This product is a real insult to the John Deere company reputation

Date published: 2016-09-13