Shop Fox D3244 Heavy-Duty Wagon

This item holds up very nicely. We used it for a wedding back in 2021 and it has been sitting in a shed since. It was easy to put together and the instructions were easy to follow. It does make noise whenever you have something in it but I feel like that's pretty typical for a wagon. It was a good little wagon for an indoor wedding and it would hold up outside as well.

We searched high and low for a cute wagon that my daughter's small dog could ride in on her big day. He was her ring bearer. It is hard to find a simple wagon to work with. The white wooden ones were made in Poland and really expensive. I searched Amazon for a wagon and ran across this one. It was the perfect size and well made. We didn't have to worry about it breaking apart on the way down the landscaped pavers of an outdoor wedding. We tweaked it by painting the upper part gray. The bottom of the wagon is well made and a light grayish blue tone. We put a soft faux fur on the bottom for his comfort, and put a couple of harnesses on each side to keep him in place. It was so perfect, didn't cost an arm and leg, and was the hit of the wedding procession. The grooms young nephew pulled the wagon and we had a rope on the back to keep from going too fast. We had one of my daughter's best friend as a Chaos coordinator holding the rope.This wagon is well made, was exactly as described and an adorable alternative to the expensive ones out there you only use once. She plans on using it as a plant holder on her balcony in Florida.

Bought this for my one year old grandaughter. My daughter took it on a trip, it was so convenient the baby lovesriding in it.

it is working out great, just two issues, the bolts are left long to the inside scratching anything inside the wagon. There was a part to the paint that was chipped on the inside and of course the paint continues to come up from that spot. We will fix it with a sticker of some kind. I would highly recommend finding some way to take care of the bolt issue. Thanks, I use it daily.

I bought this product because it was the right color and look i was looking for but the assembly was a nightmare and one of the screws didn't fit so it was basically useless and i ended up returning it.

So I'm writing this to clear up some doubts about this wagon. I purchased the wagon for my son knowing that this wouldn't be as good as the high end wagons on the market. Of course this wagon comes with minor flaws but overall I wouldn't rate this product as poor. The wagons build is solid. The only gripe I would have with it is the wood. It will need to be sanded and finished. Both things that add approximately 30 dollars on top of the initial investment. The instructions are set up using a pictorial display. Which can be complicated for most people. One side has instructions the other has a dissamembled view with a part table. Heads up when assembling this make sure you identify an seperate your parts. Once done assembly should be simple. If that fails just use common sense. Make sure your nuts face out and screw heads face in. Unless you want what ever is inside to get snagged. Once all is said apply some lubricant to all parts to prevent rust. PAY ATTENTION!!! When you attach the wheels make sure that there is no excess metal is jutting from the joints or you will have to file it down. Other then that this is a perfect project wagon which will and can hold up for a long time.i hope to do many amazing things to and with this wagon. Recommended guaranted.

We bought this to use in our daughter's wedding for the flower girl to pull the ring bear down the aisle. I love that the color is very light gray, which will be perfect for our event. The directions were a little hard to understand, so I found a similar wagon assembly video on YT, but had no difficulty. Would purchase again.

My rating should be 0 stars but i didn't know if I could leave that blank, so since 1 star says "Hate It", that's what it gets. I don't know why others gave it such good ratings, but here's my laundry list of complaints:The wagon bed is very thin steel, with Made in China stamped in the bottom. If a 5 year old jumped up and down in it, the bed would bend. Good thing I got it for a 1 yr old. The paint is chipped and blistering off right out of the box.When I saw the axles I was stunned. They are thin tubular steel, and with the paint on them they were obviously too thick to fit through the wheels. So rather than remanufacture good parts, they were ground down to make them thin enough to go through the wheels. THAT'S RIGHT, GROUND THE PAINT AND STEEL DOWN TO FIT! And it was a very poor grinding job at that, not to mention that now they are even thinner tubular steel with no paint on them. They are already rusty where they were ground, right out of the box. So how long until they rust through and break and the wheels fall off?The wheels themselves are fine, but getting the cotter pins through the axles to hold the wheels on was tricky as there isn't enough space to get the cotter pins in the holes down in the center of the wheels. It takes small fingers to maneuver them into the holes and then it's just barely possible.The wood sides are made out of balsa wood. SERIOUSLY? I can see them breaking the first time the wagon tips over or gets bumped. The screws that hold the wood sides together weren't put in straight, so they were hammered the rest of the way in. There are hammer marks around the screw heads and the heads are bent. One is bent over so it is smashed into the wood. The front wood panel has black scuff marks all over it like it was stuck in something and forced through itl. Can't begin to figure that out.Other reviewers mentioned that the sides are bolted on instead of drop ins. This is not only a disadvantage for removing them at will, but the bolts stick out the sides of the outside of the wagon bed and there are no plastic covers to put on them to prevent getting scraped or cut on them.The handle is also thin steel. The only part that seems to be ok is the wheels and tires. One person said he had to get a neighbor who is an engineer to put it together and it took him an hour! That's absurd. The instructions are not very descriptive, small pictures and very basic, but not hard to follow if you've ever had a wagon. Once you separate all the hardware into piles going off of the inventory list, it's pretty simple to figure out what goes where based on the number of each size bolts and where they go. It doesn't take a rocket scientist.The only reason I'm not sending it back is because it is Christmas Eve and I can't have a child not get a gift tomorrow. So it's assembled and will be under the tree, but I have to state emphatically that, "I AM EMBARRASSED TO GIVE SUCH A HORRIBLE GIFT"!!!!!! When this one goes to hell, which won't be long, I WILL BE BUYING A RADIO FLYER LIKE I SHOULD HAVE DONE. I thought the white wagon would have been better for sitting in after being in the hot summer sun. Silly me.BOTTOM LINE, DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY. BUY A TRUSTED AMERICAN BRAND!