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Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

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This video demonstrates the features and capabilities of a 'Chore Warrior' motorized flat garden cart. It showcases how the cart is used for heavy-duty transportation of large, irregular flagstones, highlighting its fold-down sides for easy loading and an automatic braking system that engages on inclines when the throttle is released. The video emphasizes the cart's efficiency in moving heavy materials across varied terrain.

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Tore Warrior put a brake on their wheelbarls, which I thought was about the stupidest thing I'd heard of until I tried it out. With the trial run out of the way, let's put it to a real test. I grabbed the Chore Warrior flat cart because it allows me to fold down one, two, or all four of the sides, meaning I could get these large irregular stones to lay flat right on the cart. So, I opted to keep two side walls up and lay the other two down so that they could hang over and through and balance out my load. Yeah, I'm showing off here because we all know the chore warrior is self-powered. But once I finally found that sweet spot, all I had to do is walk behind it. Here's where it gets sketchy. I've got to park this thing on the slope, and I last thing I want is this rolling back on me. As soon as I let go of the throttle, the brake engages automatically. It doesn't matter if I'm going up a hill or down a hill. It automatically locks as soon as that throttle is released. Now, all these guys got to do is figure out a way to keep it from tipping over when I'm trying to unload it on a slope. This is the chore warrior at the Dirt Monkey shop.

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