Platform Truck Heavy Duty Push Cart Dolly with 2000 LBS Capacity Foldable Moving Flatbed Cart with 6'' Swivel Wheels Large Steel Platform Dolly Cart for Groceries, Garage, Warehouse (36"X 24")

I bought this for my Photo Booth business. I’m sixty year old woman so I need to have something that is lightweight, portable, sturdy, budget friendly, and easy to assemble.This cart is all that and then some. LOVE IT!

Very nice cart. Very well made. Using it a lot.

Prefect cart well made

I got this for move-out, but it’s been nothing but frustrating. Right out of the box, it started making a loud, annoying quirk sound every time I moved it. I double-checked to make sure everything was assembled properly, but the noise didn’t go away. It’s really distracting and makes it unpleasant to use, especially for longer periods. While the cart is sturdy and can hold a lot of weight, the constant squeaking and noise make it pretty much unusable. For the price, I expected better quality and a smoother experience. I’ll be returning it.

Good cart... I replaced the front wheels with swivel wheels to be able to turn. I put my sound equipment on it for outdoor events. Pushing the cart with even 100 lbs is OK, but the handle just bends as you move forward. Not sure how they could make the "fold-down" handle more firm, but if you are moving > 100 lbs, you will be "bending" the push arm and it will feel loose.

This item is fairly light weight but seems sturdy. The base is stamped with "500 kg" and I can believe it would hold that load, though I'm not sure the folding handle, which has a bit of wobble, could deal with pushing or pulling that much weight up an incline. It rolls and turns very smoothly. I looked at sturdier metal carts, but I don't really need anything heftier and the metal carts are much heavier.Assembly just involves bolting on the wheels, which are 4.75-inch hard rubber pre-mounted in a metal bracket. There are no instructions, so note that the nuts have to go on the bottom (wheel side) or else they will protrude above the surface 1/8", and the two pivoting wheels go on the rear (handle end) for best turning. A wrench is provided, but space is tight and things go more smoothly with a 17mm socket wrench (11/16 will do). The nuts are self-locking (i.e. there is a ring of plastic on the threads) which should keep them secure.You step on a metal bar to release the handle for folding. It works but you need to step precisely in the middle of the bar.

I previously purchased a platform cart that was a nightmare to assemble, even though I just needed to attach the wheels. This one was a piece of cake.There's a clear difference between this and the cheaper cart. The wheels are much more substantial, the base is much more substantial, and the steering and rolling are much smoother.Nice to feel like spending the extra money was worth it.

This worked out well for me. Easy to put together and very sturdy. I love that it folds up and stays out of the way when not in use.