WEN 73002 500-Pound Capacity 40 by 17-Inch Service Utility Cart

I have a BIG TIP for you! You should only read the instructions to find out where to remove the bolts and screws, then discard them! In the first cart I attempted to fit the legs following the directions, but it turned into a nightmare. had to start over from scratch and it was much easier this time. As for the second cart, I knew exactly what I had Ensure that the legs are inserted into the slots of the bottom tray first. And second, make sure the wheels are in place. The third step is to attach a handle to the upper tray using only hand clamps. This will fit on either end, but will only fit opposite swivel wheels if you want it to. In the fourth step, place the upper tray over the legs and in the Fourth, attach a screw to each leg at the top of the upper tray. The sixth step is to tighten the wheel nuts.

This is an easy way to do it. In addition to being very sturdy and well-made, this cart is a great value for the price. The costs are even lower than for I've added swivel wheels to the front of the vehicle for easier steering. All of my crawfish boiling/fish frying equipment including LP tanks fits onto one cart, so all I have to do is roll the In my opinion, the second one is the best. Quite a few heavy packages have been delivered to me. In addition, the delivery guys simply stack the stuff on the cart for me, so all I have to do is transport it inside. I keep it in my carport where the deliveries are left, so I simply wheel it inside. Furthermore, it's a great tool for bringing groceries inside and transferring heavy objects It's a wonderful cart. I wish there was a third one with my power tools on it! I am grateful to WEN for making a quality item available at a great price.

Sage Lee

| Mar 08, 2021

In addition, I can understand why some reviewers stated that the handle broke off the cart due to the way it is attached In the case of heavy equipment on the cart and you need to stretch the handle downward to lift the front for whatever reason, that handle is unlikely to be able to handle the heavy weight of the opposing cart + stuff, even though the product is advertised to be able to hold 250 pounds. Total weight about 3 lbs). I strongly recommend reading the instructions and not just looking at the exploded diagram view of the project, as it will save you a lot of time and frustration. * * **Br/*- You will be told exactly which part is to be assembled in which order in the instructions. You cannot fit the cart together in later steps if you don't assemble the parts in sequence. It would have been more convenient if the exploded diagram showed where each part should be installed since most people do not read instructions since they believe the diagram shows all the steps. * * **Br/*- In order to attach the tray handle to the cart legs at a later stage, the top tray must be secured first As soon as you have the leg in place, you cannot even place the handle on the tray. Using a mallet, pound down the handle onto the tray until the grooves on the handle and the tray are almost flush with each other. It is important that they are close to flush before proceeding with the next step, since the legs will not properly attach to the tray, which is supposed to lock in the handle as well. * * **Br/*- In order to assemble the cart correctly, turn the top tray upside down so that it is on the ground first, then place the legs on the tray with the holes facing up. This is critical because each pair of legs has screws that correspond to particular rows of diagonal holes along The problem starts if you wrongly put the cart together right side up (as opposed to upside down) and attach the legs to the bottom tray and wheels first like I did. This may result in the wrong leg being attached to the corners of the top tray in a later step. You can do it too! Because the screws will not line up when you use the incorrect leg for the corners of the top tray, you'll have to remove it and reinstall it! * * **Br/*- It's a bit of a challenge to extract nuts if they've become lodged in those small structural pockets of the tray. Avoid dropping nuts into those pockets when working upside down. * * **Br/*- It has been reported in a few reviews that these bolts do not fit properly due to the bolt's square It appears that they put the bolt on the cart the wrong way as you can see in their pictures. There is a flat head on the bolt that goes in the inside of the tray (not the bottom), and inside the tray there is a square hole that receives the square part of the bolt. Check that the square part of the bolt is inserted properly in the square part of the tray.

Anahi Willis

| Oct 09, 2020

I use utility carts in my home The cart comes in handy when I am moving luggage for my guests, unpacking a lot of groceries or items from shopping, transporting tools around the house for home projects, or moving a lot of items from one part of the house to another. Here are the tools you'll need to assemble the parts A screwdriver or ratchet and a rubber mallet to secure the placement of the utility tray

Assembly Time 30 minutes

Instructions were clear and easy to understand. In this scooter, there are two fixed wheels, as well as two swiveling wheels. You should place the rotating wheels closer to the handle/utility tray if you want tight turning and maneuverability. You can have more control if you wish. If you choose to have the rotating wheels on the other side of the handle/utility tray, do so. It feels sturdy and solidly built.

Mine is a nice looking cart with a solid construction. A pre-installed system has been implemented in the bins There are molded areas which have interlocking slots through which the wheels move significantly more smoothly and comfortably. The wheels have non-marring tires that provide more stability for the cart. The design prevents flooring from being marked, which is useful when

Students will find it useful to have small tools, bolts, nuts, screws, and other items in the utility tray that are easily accessible. There is about a 19-inch height difference between the lower tray and the upper tray. A foot and a half. The cart provides a great deal of flexibility in terms of the items it can carry, as well as its stability due to its strong It is properly recommended for use on flat surfaces, but I have used it on my utility ramps so that I can reach the front porch and go The design is solid and I am glad that I chose it. I have purchased a utility cart for my home a second time.

Foster Mays

| Mar 01, 2021